Metallica rocks worldwide charts with new album
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hard rock band Metallica, hoping for a rebound in its fortunes after a difficult decade, has topped pop charts around the world with its first album in five years, its Warner Bros. Records label said on Wednesday.
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