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METALLICA's LARS ULRICH Mistaken For Child In Public Ladies' Room

August 7, 2004

The following "celebrity sighting" was reported at TheCelebrityCafe.com, the self-proclaimed longest-running entertainment magazine on the Internet: "I was at Blues City Cafe in Memphis, TN partying with friends, not knowing (or caring) that there had been a METALLICA concert downtown. Went to the bathroom to wash my hands and saw someone walk by at the bottom of the mirror (I'm 5'11) the mirror was at eye level, and this little head was reflected at the very bottom of the mirror. Thinking someone had let a child in (2 a.m.) I turned around to find [METALLICA drummer] Lars [Ulrich] (all 4'11'' of him) walking in the women's room with a 6'0'' tall brunette walking behind. I just laughed and walked out, to find all the roadies at the bar."

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