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Because only the best stuff happens when Limp Bizkit break out their year 2000 hit "Break Stuff," guitarist Wes Borland got lost in the mosh put when the band performed the nostalgically destructive tune at last weekend's Self Help Festival...

It's just one of those days when you're playing a show overeseas with your early-aughties nü-metal act and a part of the roof above the stage collapses, sending a giant swell of rushing water directly onto your musical equipment. Read more: The 10 coolest Bizkit covers on YouTube It happened to Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland during the band's Boomtown Fair gig in Winchester, England, last week

Yesterday was just one of those days when it was revealed that Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst will be furthering his movie-directing career with a new flick starring John Travolta. And now that the "Nookie" songsmith has shared the basic plot to the film, it looks like this is gonna be one stampeding disco elephant of a thriller ...

That's right: Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst is directing a new film, Moose, which is set to star John Travolta. As Variety reports, the thriller, which Durst also happened to cowrite, is based on his real-life experience with a fan who allegedly stalked him years ago. Read more: Limp Bizki... Read More ... Read More ...

Ded's sharing an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their sinister “Remember The Enemy” music video. The song is on the metal band's debut album Mis•an•thrope, which was released in July on Suretone Records.  "We shot the video for ‘Remember the Enemy’ in Grif ...

If you've ever been curious as to what a nu-metal Taylor Swift song would sound like, well, wonder no more! Go ahead and take a listen, below, to "SwiftBizkit," the amusing, audible amalgam of T-Swizzle and Limp Bizkit. Read more: People think Taylor Swift is about to release a hardcore album As reported by Rock Sound, internet personality Nick Lutzko took a bunch of apparently real-lif

Papa Roach vocalist Jacoby Shaddix is speaking out about the bad rap that nu-metal has accrued over the years, placing some of the blame on the shoulders of Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, according to a new report from Loudwire. Read more: The 10 coolest Limp Bizkit covers on YouTube Shaddix and his band were recently asked by El Paso, Texas, radio station KLAQ about nu-metal's often negative p