Biography
- Full Name: Alice Cooper
- Birth Name: Vincent Damon Furnier
- Birth Place: Detroit, Michigan, USA
- Birth Date: February 4, 1948
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Style Watch: Boy Style
Male celebs are just as fashion-conscious as the ladies - and just as prone to questionable choices. Here are a few guy trends we could live without:... more
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Fashion world honors new stars Rodarte and Obama
NEW YORK (AP) — The fashion industry made it clear at its annual awards ceremony Monday night that it's looking to future stars to see it past the... more
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Alice Cooper was mistaken for a girl by his wife
Aneezshaikh: Sheryl Cooper, the wife of rock star Alice Cooper , revealed a very startling fact at a recent US TV show. The lady coyly told E!... more
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Work with addicts earns Alice Cooper honors
After 26 years of sobriety, Alice Cooper has some advice to pass along to the younger generation: “ I don’ t think you need to die for your art.” The... more
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Alice Cooper with wife Sheryl and daughter Calico
Rock star Alice Cooper with wife Sheryl and daughter Calico age 27 as they arrive at the MusiCares MAP Fund benefit concert in Hollywood, California... more
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Alice Cooper and his daughter Calico
Alice Cooper and his daughter Calico Cooper arrive at the VH1 Save The Music Foundation's third annual Big Shopping Day in Los Angeles Saturday, April... more
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ALICE COOPER Forced to Cancel Russian Concert
MUSIC NEWS - Shock rocker, ALICE COOPER was forced on Friday night to cancel a concert in Novosibirsk, Russia, after the stage rigging collapsed.... more
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Alice Cooper in London
Alice Cooper arrived for the Shooting Stars in Desert Nights Benefit Dinner in London, England. Photo by Entertainment Press/Richard... more
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Alice Cooper: 'Winehouse Is More Dangerous Than I Was'
Former hell-raiser Alice Cooper believes Amy Winehouse is more self-destructive than he ever was. Read more! more
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Alice Cooper Blasts Politician-Supporting Stars
Rocker Alice Cooper has blasted celebrities who publicly support politicians - for getting involved in subjects above their head. Read more! more
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