meat loaf

See which celebrities and performers passed away in 2022.

It's only January and we've also experienced so much death!

Meat Loaf's out-of-nowhere blockbuster, 'Bat Out of Hell,' was released in October 1977.

Meat Loaf's reunion with Bat Out of Hell collaborator Jim Steinman is on target for a fall 2015 release date.

Meat Loaf's career took a turn for the worse on 1983's 'Midnight at the Lost and Found.'

Meat Loaf traded jokes with Facebook fans who noted his resemblance to 'American Idol' winner Caleb Johnson.

Our collection of real-life 'Spinal Tap' stories contains some pretty wild moments, but for sheer distinctiveness, few can match the tale of the night Meat Loaf traded 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light' for a bottle of urine to the face.

Meat Loaf must have enjoyed his recent run of dates at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, because he's heading back for more.

"There are no second acts in American lives," F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote in his unfinished, posthumously published novel 'The Last Tycoon.' But Meat Loaf proved him wrong with the surprising success of 'Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell,' which was released on Sept. 14, 1993.

Have you ever wanted to be in the audience for a Q&A session with Meat Loaf? It sounds like Las Vegas is the place to be.

Meat Loaf made his big-time leading man debut in 'Roadie,' a 1980 comedy about ... well, a roadie.

It's been a rough start for Meat Loaf's UK tour. The singer postponed another show last night because of "medical reasons afflicting several members of the band." That's the fifth of eight shows he's either cancelled or postponed.