The Demon wants a deal with the devil. KISS frontman Gene Simmons has applied to trademark his signature “devil horns” hand symbol: index, pinky, and thumb out, middle fingers tucked in. Simmons ...

KISS bassist Gene Simmons is never one to turn down an opportunity to make money. From overpriced masks to wine, to caskets and urns to disturbing looking condoms, to fucking AIR GUITAR STRINGS (that ...

Every rocker and fan knows the universal "devil horns" gesture, heavily popularized by Ronnie James Dio after he linked up with Black Sabbath following his split with Rainbow. KISS' Gene Simmons holds ...

The devil horns have become a generic sign that people recognize mainly as representing “rock on.” Earlier this month, Kiss frontman Gene Simmons filed to trademark the ‘Devil Horns’ hand gesture, but ...

KISS frontman Gene Simmons wants to trademark the universal sign for rock-and-roll, but he's doing it wrong. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 67-year-old singer filed an application Friday ...

In 2017, when KISS frontman Gene Simmons decided to attempt to trademark the devil horns, it sparked a big debate online, as it does every few years, as to who actually invented the gesture, with most ...

Update 6/23: USPTO records now show the trademark application was withdrawn on June 20. Gene Simmons, longtime frontman for the rock band Kiss, wants a hand gesture that has been used by rock ‘n’ roll ...

The "devil horns" gesture has become synonymous with heavy metal, popularized by the late vocalist Ronnie James Dio. But in a new chat with SiriusXM host Eddie Trunk on his Trunk Nation program, Dio's ...

Approximately 176 years ago, the entire metal community voted and agreed to credit Ronnie James Dio (or, more accurately, Ronnie James Dio’s grandmother) with the creation of the devil horns we all so ...