Metal Injection — If you're a listener of our weekly Livecast, you know how much of a wrestling fan, neigh, mark that I am. I love reading all about all the behind the scenes happenings in wrestling, and the ultimate shocker in all my years of following it is jus... more info

Metalsucks — I gotta admit, whomever is curating Metallica’s upcoming Orion Music + More Festival is doing a heckuva job: now letlive. have been added to that stage, which doesn’t really mean anything to me, but so have Ghost, who are so friggin’ awesom... more info

Metalsucks — Speaking of the Golden Gods Awards: as part of the show, Trivium covered Metallica’s “Creeping Death” for the second time in a week, only in this instance they did it with Slipknot’s Corey Taylor and Machine Head’s Robb Flynn, not the douc... more info

Starpulse — Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has no recollection of asking the wrestling icon Hulk Hogan to join the band, dismissing remarks the fighter made in January. Hogan told The Sun newspaper that Ulric... more info

ContactMusic — Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has no recollection of asking U S wrestling icon Hulk Hogan to join the band dismissing remarks the fighter made in January 12 Hogan told The Sun newspaper that Ulrich had once asked him to play bass for the rockers but.... more info

411 Mania — Lars doesn't even know Hulk… more info

Metalsucks — Wait a minute, I just had an idea… Someone get me Sharon Osbourne on the phone!!! Two interesting news items that don’t have anything to do with each other other than they both relate to metal and festivals: Metal Injection points us towards wha... more info

Metalsucks — Trivium played a cover of Metallica’s “Creeping Death” in Louisville, KY this past Saturday night, presumably because a) it’s Passover and the song tells the story of that Jewish holiday, and b) people in Louisville have never seen a Jew bef... more info

Metalsucks — I’ve never heard this before, but apparently back in ’03, Metallica were working on* “a post apocalyptic racing” video game. A teaser trailer for the game was even created, and included with some copies of St. Anger (I guess not mine): I ha... more info

Metal Injection — Metallica love licensing their name to crap, whether it be a Monopoly game or an upcoming 3D movie. Back in 2003, right before their epic fail St. Anger came out, their label arranged a licensing deal for a video game that would a "post-apocalyptic r... more info