Metallica

What if Metallica frontman James Hetfield was an overweight feline who lived with a man who looked a lot like drummer Lars Ulrich?

Guns N' Roses were about a year and a half into their two-and-a-half-year Use Your Illusion tour when they hooked up with Metallica for a two-and-a-half-month run of North America in the summer of 1992.

Cross genre music is always a touchy thing. Especially when you take a classic Motown sound like Stevie Wonder and mix it with the best metal sound of the 80's, Metallica.

James Hetfield's oldest daughter Cali joined him on stage at the second annual Acoustic-4-A-Cure concert, but it wasn't to reimagine your favorite Metallica song.

The X Games are celebrating their 20th anniversary with some very special guests: Metallica.

You won't find many Metallica fans who list 2003's St. Anger among their favorite of the band's albums, and producer Bob Rock understands why.

Many Metallica fans were surprised by the sonic overhaul the band gave itself for 1991's self-titled Black Album, but according to the record's producer, Bob Rock, in some ways, the end result only hinted at some surprising influences.

While they prep for the next Metallica album, Kirk Hammett and Lars Ulrich are leaving themselves plenty of time to get out and enjoy live shows.

Paul McCartney and Metallica will be among the headliners of Lollapalooza 2015.

Metallica have released some of the most hard-hitting mainstream metal of the past 30 years.

Somebody made a mash-up of "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)" and "Enter Sandman."

The guys in Metallica are reaching way back into their vaults for this year's Record Store Day release — and they're going appropriately retro with the format, too.