The Pentagon removed and reposted a video that promoted its new drone initiative after the band Metallica hit the department with a copyright strike over the unauthorized use of its song "Enter ...

Metallica has issued a cease and desist to the Pentagon after a video featuring Fox News host Pete Hegseth used their hit “Enter Sandman” without permission. The clip showed Hegseth promoting the ...

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Watch Pete Hegseth in an awkward drone video as he issues a new directive aimed at increasing the US’ arsenal of unmanned aerial systems, all while Metallica plays in the background. In a video posted ...

Metallica have successfully managed to get one of their songs removed from a video released by the Pentagon boasting about the Trump administration’s increased use of military drones. In an awkward ...

The Pentagon deleted and reposted a video boasting about how President Donald Trump’s administration will increase its use of drone warfare. The first version featured the Metallica song “Enter ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s new hype video promoting a new era of U.S. “drone dominance” and soundtracked by Metallica crash landed on X Thursday to ridicule as users panned the clip as “cringe.” ...

Want to see yourself in a Metallica video? The thrash metal legends released an official video Wednesday showing their performance of “Creeping Death,” the opening number at last month’s ...

Metallica played the first show of their 2025 tour on Saturday night in Syracuse, New York. The tour, an extension of the band's M72 world trek, was originally scheduled to kick off on April 12 in Las ...

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In 2005, Chicago power-poppers OK Go were a mid-level major-label act that had good songs but no real niche in the world. That changed when they dropped the video for “A Million Ways,” the lead single ...