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https://www.magazines.com/rolling-stone-magazine.htmlRolling Stone is your source for the latest news in politics, music, movies, TV shows, and culture. Best known for interviews of the most influential people, reviews and its in-depth coverage of pop cultural trends of everything that matters today.
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About Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone set out to be unconventional in its 1967 debut issue. Not quite a magazine and part newspaper, the unique style cemented a mix of politics, culture, and a honest look into the changing rock and roll landscape that would make it the pop-culture icon we know today.
Not a publication to shy away from controversy, the team of writers and editors cover the biggest news stories with in-depth journalism, get the scoop on the personalities that make the music we love, and interview the stars who appear in movies, television, and the up-and-comers of new media. The questions aren't always softballs and the answers may be shocking. No opportunity is wasted and no story will have you losing interest.
Peek behind the current of today's culture and the defining names with regular features that include: "The Future Is Now," which profiles 10 of the hottest artists who are climbing the charts, or dominating our speakers; "Rock and Roll" unwraps the latest news and culture in the world of movies, television, music, literature, and the internet; discover the technology and ideas changing lives when you check out "Rolling Stone Reports"; "Reviews" a sections packed with discussion of new albums and singles, movies, and music charts, and also includes "The Last Page" that offers a unique perspective on a topic or persona; and be sure never to miss each month's cover feature with a celebrity name or face your recognize as they shares a side of their life you may never have expected.
Any fan of music or entertainment, and the personalities that contribute to the culture we live will enjoy a subscription to Rolling Stone!
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Rolling Stone is not just a magazine, they are an institution. You never hear it brought up in a conversation where someone asks "Rolling…what?" It's like MTV, Google, Chevrolet, The Dallas Cowboys, …Rolling Stone. It's been a part of our culture for so long now that even in the internet age, this name is synonymous with the biggest names in the music scene.
The biggest acts, the most-coveted festival tickets, the newest videos, the best photos - you're always going to find those in this magazine and on their website. And it will be that way for as long as we have magazines and musicians. Every kid who picks up a guitar or a microphone wants to be on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
On the other hand, most non-entertainers want to avoid it. And that's really where Rolling Stone shines above and beyond other music magazines; it takes that rock and roll ethos and aims it outward. Do you want to read about rebel fighters in Latin America? How about a scathing exposé on some of the bailout CEOs? Curious what's going on with the Presidential candidates? All of this has absolutely nothing to do with The Edge's guitar pedalboard or the latest Bon Iver release (those are there, too), but it fits. It's not just a glitzy photobook about rock stars.
Of course, at its core, Rolling Stone is, and always has been, a music magazine. Reviews of the latest releases (not just music, but movies, DVDs, and books), interviews, articles… they're all there like you'd expect. And honestly, the reason you expect it is because that has been Rolling Stone's way from the beginning.
New music magazines come and go, and some of them are really excellent, but this standard was set decades ago. Rolling Stone always manages to pry something else, something new, something more personal out of artists, and that, really, is the crux of it.
We still look up to rock stars, on some level, and to have a glimpse into how they think and feel; that's still something that keeps your attention.
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