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“We get off stage and I haven’t seen him like that in 20 years. He was livid.” How Metallica’s crazy team-up with Lady Gaga started with an A-list dinner party and almost ended in total chaos

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“We get off stage and I haven’t seen him like that in 20 years. He was livid.” How Metallica’s crazy team-up with Lady Gaga started with an A-list dinner party and almost ended in total chaos

One of the most unlikely collaborations in Grammys history was also one of the most cursed, but they pulled it out of the bag

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