Motley Crue

Motley Crue are reportedly being sued by two rock photographers who never gave the band permission to use photos on tour merch during their farewell run.

Starting this weekend, you'll be able to bring Motley Crue's excellent farewell concert film into your home.

Read our review of Motley Crue's 'The End' concert film, which captures the band's career-capping show in Los Angeles.

You certainly can't accuse Motley Crue of holding anything back with 'The End,' a concert film chronicling their breakup and final performance.

There was no group hug at the end of Motley Crue's last show.

The Mötley Crüe concert film commemorating what was billed as the band's last-ever show is heading to theaters for a special engagement next month.

Motley Crue are no longer active, but they'll continue to remain engaged with their fans and deliver more in the form of DVDs, their upcoming movie and more.

Though Vince Neil has denied getting physical with a woman in Las Vegas, TMZ reports that police security cam footage allegedly shows him pulling her hair.

TMZ reports that Cage got physical with Vince Neil after the Crue singer allegedly pulled a woman to the ground by her hair.

Motley Crue fired Vince Neil at the height of their fame in February of 1992.

Motley Crue gave their last-ever concert on New Year's Eve at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The members of Mötley Crüe have been asked countless times if they can envision ever taking the stage together again after their Final Tour concludes Dec. 31.