From Metallica and Lou Reed’s Lulu to Iron Maiden’s No Prayer For The Dying, the Metal Hammer team band together to defend ...

These excellent bands are true heavy metal legends, with plenty of killer tracks in their impressive discographies... just ...

Heads dropped, anticipating the worst. Then he pulled out a plaque awarding the band with a superior rating, the North Carolina Bandmasters Association's highest ranking, setting off screams and ...

Three members of the pioneering British band UK Subs were detained and denied ... “Another eleven hour flight was then endured, the worst bit being I was denied any alcohol because its United ...

The Chargers are not the only team that needs a tight end and recognizes Loveland's high potential. There is no guarantee Loveland falls to the No. 22 pick, which would be the worst-case scenario ...

For the 21st consecutive year, I've assembled a mock draft ahead of the NFL's Annual Player Selection Meeting. For the first time, you can read it here on NFL.com. My approach is research-driven ...

“Luckily, he’s truly terrible at covering up his tracks, so we have the receipts to prove that one too.” Webster also supposedly put the band in numerous “physically dangerous situations ...

Bringing back Mack was another example of something the Chargers have received praise for this free agency period. Cameron's PFF colleague Dalton Wasserman's biggest positive takeaway from the Bolts ...

The Chargers have a few needs to address in the upcoming draft, even after making a slew of acquisitions in free agency. Among them is adding a stud wide receiver, which Pro Football Focus ...

The Chargers signed free agent center Andre James, the team announced Tuesday. The Raiders released James last week. James signed a three-year, $24 million deal with the Raiders before free agency ...

LA Chargers fans, rejoice—Mike Williams is back with a vengeance. After a career-worst season split between the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers, the 30-year-old wide receiver returns to ...

The Los Angeles Chargers shocked the NFL world last week when they signed wide receiver Mike Williams to a one-year deal. The deal wasn’t shocking because it was a bloated contract, rather the ...