AC/DC

On a recent trip to Glasgow, Scotland, AC/DC rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young discovered not only the beauty of his and brother Angus' birthplace, but the ranking of his fame vs. his cousin, folksinger Sandie Maciver.

For a band that began their career by putting out 12 albums in the first 15 years of their career, AC/DC have become almost invisible as a studio entity in the ensuing 22 years. Despite still having massive global appeal, they've only released three albums since 1990's 'The Razor's Edge,' and nothing since 2008's 'Black Ice.'

Stick around long enough and someone will put you in a museum. That old saying is true even when you've made it your life's mission to never slow down. On Saturday (April 28), the Experience Music Project Museum in Seattle will host the American premiere of 'AC/DC: Australia's Family Jewels,' an exhibit about the legendary band. The exhibit will run through September 29.

Back in November, we told you that AC/DC's Brian Johnson -- a long time car racing enthusiast -- was prepping for the Rolex 24 At Daytona, which he planned to parlay into an opportunity to help raise money for kids with cancer.

Well, the endurance race took place this past weekend, and Johnson and his team deserve props: in a field of 59 competitors, they came in a respectable 32nd place.