It's been more than 50 years since The Alice Cooper Group released an album. Now they're back and Cooper tells us why.

The shock rocker tells AARP about his new tour, drug and golf addictions, Christian faith and new album, ‘The Revenge of Alice Cooper’

Alice Cooper benefited from this in the early 1970s when a period of civil unrest coincided with his breakout single.

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OZZY OSBOURNE and Alice Cooper – kindred spirits and fellow travellers in hard rock for nearly six decades.  Both were born in 1948, on different sides of the Atlantic of course, yet with so

Alice Cooper has slithered around with snakes and soaked himself in stage blood for around 50 years. Now RadarOnline.com can reveal the rocker has finally owned up to the fact life on the road aged 77 has taken its toll. “I just can’t get a good supply of snakes any more,” Cooper moaned in a new interview.

Dennis Dunaway of Alice Cooper talks about their new album, "The Revenge of Alice Cooper." Watch the full interview and purchase a copy of the album and autographed collectible items while supplies last at TalkShopLive.