"I love Dimebag Darrell because there was not one motherf----- like him," Anselmo said. "I love him like a brother loves a brother."

Anselmo and the Abbott brothers--"Dimebag" Darrell and former Pantera drummer Vinnie Paul Abbott--had been estranged since Anselmo quit the group in 2003. Prior to "Dimebag" Darrell's death, Anselmo had made hostile comments about the guitarist in various interviews. The feud led to the Abbott family asking Anselmo to not attend Abbott's funeral or memorial service.

"I never got a chance to say goodbye in the right way and it kills me," Anselmo said. "I wish to god I could've gone to his funeral, but I have to respect his family's wishes, and they do not want me there. I believe I belong there, but I understand completely."

Anselmo ended by saying that Abbott's death "has changed the entire world, and this is the last you'll be seeing of me for a long time. I hope you're happy, heavy metal music magazines, media, I hope you're happy. I'm done."

Singer Whitney Houston [ tickets ] collided with a transit bus while driving near her home in Alpharetta, GA, on Wednesday (12/15), according to published reports. Though her car, a Porsche, was damaged, she was not injured in the accident, and the bus was reportedly not visibly damaged.

Houston reportedly received a minor traffic citation for the incident.

Classic-rock outfit Journey [ tickets ] will be presented with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame next month. The ceremony is set for Jan. 21 at 11:30 a.m. in front of the Musician's Institute on Hollywood Boulevard, according to a press release.

The group plans to mark the occasion with a performance at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, CA, tickets for which go on sale on Saturday (12/18) at 10 a.m., according to the group's publicist.