411 Mania — Slash defends "Paradise City" remake featuring Fergie. Fall Out Boy on hiatus forever? Stone Sour to enter studio. A new supergroup forms... Metallica, Creed issuing new DVDs. Flaw releases new album. Track listings for Lifehouse, HIM, Puddle of Mudd... more info

The Quietus — Normally they're £54.99...but one of them could be yours for free more info

Dlisted — In 2006, a tape featuring Kid Pebble and Scott Stopp (on purpose typo) getting their used tampons sucked by a bunch of skanky groupies made the internet rounds. In a new interview with Spin Magazine (via HuffPo), the Christian banger says that he did... more info

Live Daily — The 2010 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival will be held June 10-13 at its regular location, a 700-acre farm in Manchester, TN, located 60 miles southeast of Nashville, according to a press release.Ticket pre-sales for the ninth annual event will begin... more info

Thrash Hits — Those of you with a Gallic tongue might have noted that the title means, “French for one night,” but fear not, San Francisco’s biggest thrashers haven’t gone and bought four berets, four strings of garlic and four navy/white stripey shirts �... more info

Robert Trujillo said the band felt 'crushed'when they were told one of their fans had gone missing. 20-year-old Morgan Dana Harrington was last seen on Oct 17, she had attended a Metallica concert... more info

411 Mania — Metallica, SOAD, blink, HIM, Slayer and others donate items to help Chi Cheng... more info

Thrash Hits — Hey there metal f*ckers! Another blog for another month, and yet I find myself writing it with a similar hangover. October was a somewhat quiet month for Atlanta shows, but there was really just one that I was worried about: the almighty Metallica. I... more info

The Newsroom — v6782, WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - Friday November 6 2009. **EXCLUSIVE** Hulk Hogan is arm wrestled by a schoolboy, meets what must surely be his biggest fan, then goes on to tell how he was hit on by Jerry Hall! Hogan also talks about his failed dr... more info

New Times Broward-Palm Beach, FL — One of the most tragicomic moments in the 2004 Metallica documentary Some Kind of Monster features not the band itself but rather Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine. In a touchy-feely, on-camera counseling session, Mustaine reveals some major inferiorit... more info