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Rubbernecking Recap: Project Runway #9, "Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo"

Holly Cara Price | Posted 11.25.2011

Holly Cara Price

Tim tells them fashion and music are inextricably linked -- "Think about the Beatles! Or Lady Gaga!" -- and their friends at Garnier have partnered with Rolling Stone "to make rock and roll history" by presenting an unsigned band on the cover of the magazine.

Turning 'Little Princesses' Into Empowered Women, With The Help Of Men

Lori Day | Posted 10.15.2011

Lori Day

This article has been co-written with Michele Sinisgalli-Yulo of Princess Free Zone. It's hard to admit it, but we need you. We need you to join the ...

The Spider That Won't Die, Professor Ai Weiwei And More

Posted 09.14.2011

Jane Austen Manuscript Sold For $1.6 Million One of Jane Austen’s original, unfinished manuscripts was sold at Sotheby’s in London this past Th...

PHOTO: Rihanna Shows Skin In Spray-On Shorts, Talks Loving S&M Sex

Posted 05.30.2011

To Rihanna, S&M isn't just a hit song. The star covers the new issue of Rolling Stone, wearing spray-on shorts and giving the magazine an inside lo...

UP FOR AUCTION: Liebovitz Portrait Of John & Yoko

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

NEW YORK — A photo that Annie Leibovitz took of John Lennon shortly before he was killed is going up for auction in New York City. The photo wa...

The Fiery Furnaces Join Music Unites and Rolling Stone to Raise Money for Music Education

Mara Siegler | Posted 05.25.2011

Mara Siegler

Music Unites has joined with Rolling Stone magazine this summer to present the "In Tune" concert series featuring unplugged performances by emerging a...

Thank You, Marley & Me, For Bringing Jennifer Aniston back

Jason Notte | Posted 05.25.2011

Jason Notte

Marley & Me has committed sins that are unforgivable even by dog film standards. It adapted the sappiest memoir not written by Mitch Albom, exploited ...

Axl Right, World Wrong: "Democracy" Prevails

David Wild | Posted 05.25.2011

David Wild

Last night, nine years after Axl Rose first played me many of the songs on Chinese Democracy, I finally heard the album in all its glory. It's the sort of inspiring resurrection that's always welcome for those of us for whom rock & roll is still a religion.

This Week in Magazines: Tone Deaf Republicans, Rock Stars, and Subprime Wolves

James Warren | Posted 05.25.2011

James Warren

It's unclear whether the GOP will convince itself that its panacea is a plug-in hybrid of a politician, and here's a question to jumpstart a boring dinner party: why don't we take perfumes seriously?

Bette Midler's Hulaween Ball: A Great Investment

Andrea Chalupa | Posted 05.25.2011

Andrea Chalupa

Last night, at Bette Midler's annual Hulaween Ball in the Waldorf Astoria, the eco-diva raised $2-3 million for New York's Restoration Project. Ticket...

Battle For The West: Colorado Voter Suppression Suit Settled; Provisional Ballots To Be Accepted

Ryan Rivera | Posted 05.25.2011

Ryan Rivera

The Colorado Secretary of State's office has settled a lawsuit brought by voters' rights groups and the SEIU over what they claimed were illegal purge...

Rolling Stone Set To Debut Smaller, Sleeker Format

New York Times | Richard Perez-Pena | Posted 05.25.2011

Some packages like the curvaceous old Coke bottle become so iconic that they are recognizable at 30 paces. So it is with Rolling Stone, whose large fo...