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Mötley Crüe are no longer making music together, but they're still making money — and they'll grow their portfolio, so to speak, with the arrival of an official line of sex toys later this year.

Starting this weekend, you'll be able to bring Motley Crue's excellent farewell concert film into your home.

Motley Crue have served up a taste from their last show together with a video for 'Girls, Girls, Girls' off 'The End' concert film.

Mick Mars turned up at the Ernie Ball Music Man Pickers' Paradise show in Nashville on June 23, taking the stage for the first time since Mötley Crüe ended their farewell tour.

Nikki Sixx and co. sat in with Disturbed on "Shout at the Devil."

Tommy Lee is ready for 'The End,' and thrilled that Motley Crue went out on what he feels was "a high note."

Nikki Sixx may have said goodbye to Mötley Crüe, but he hasn't let go of the music.

Nikki Sixx wants fans to focus on the amazing spectacle that surrounds the new Motley Crue film, rather than the times when old friends bicker.

Mötley Crüe fans who were surprised to hear that the band didn't part ways on the best of terms may want to buckle in for some extra turbulence while watching their farewell concert film, The End.

You certainly can't accuse Motley Crue of holding anything back with 'The End,' a concert film chronicling their breakup and final performance.

Lee suggested that some of his band mates had no interest in growing as musicians.

There was no group hug at the end of Motley Crue's last show.