Metal debris falling from the ceiling of AT&T Stadium is more than an accurate metaphor for the Dallas Cowboys’ awful season.

Sander Visser swept his metal detector along the ground of a farm near Witmarsum in early May and heard a “high, clear sound” ...

Why do we go to live concerts in 2024? Concerts are crowded, hot and smelly and, let’s be honest, the close-up views and ...

Honeywell turns over land in Tully Valley to Onondaga Nation in the one of the largest land transfers ever to an Indigenous ...

Both Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi have corroborated the accounts of excessive drug use during the making of Black Sabbath's ...

Civivi's eye-popping new Placoid is true to its unusual name, particularly in its most ambitious configuration.

The brand's eye-popping new Placoid is true to its unusual name, particularly in its most ambitious configuration.

as some metal fell onto the ground and sent the stadium's open roof back to being closed. ESPN captured live video of it happening, and it's pretty wild to see this happen in real time.

A group of metalheads named the "wildest" concert crowds they've been in on Reddit.

Then the first few notes play, and the crowd goes wild. That’s heaven to me. Literally. I was able to enjoy a slice of that heaven last week as I caught Japanese metal act Babymetal live in ...