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Ice T talks to Rolling Stone about Body Count's new album 'Manslaughter.' Given his performance on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit for the past 16 years, it's hard to remember that Ice-T was once a rapper and musician. -
WATCH: Jack White Plays Two Songs Off ‘Lazaretto’ at Free Press Summer Fest
Jack White performs two songs off 'Lazaretto' at Houston's Free Press Summer Fest Jack White took some time from feuding with the Black Keys, Adele and his past bandmate Meg White and played a rocking set this past weekend at Houston's Free Press Summer Fest. -
Jack White Discusses Kanye West, ‘Yeezus’ and His Unreleased Jay Z Collaborations in Rolling Stone
Jack White Discusses Kanye West, ‘Yeezus’ and His Unreleased Jay Z Collaborations in Rolling Stone -
Rolling Stone publishes Rick Ross' first run as an advice columnist
Rick Ross answered his first round of questions for his advice column. Ever found yourself in a situation and wondered, "What would Rick Ross do?," well now you can finally get some answers, straight from the Boss' mouth. -
8 Albums Missing from Rolling Stone's Best of '94: Morrissey, Pulp and more
Rolling Stone recently wrote a list of the 40 best alternative albums of 1994, and while they included a ton of excellent albums (Parklife, Weezer’s Blue Album, Dookie), I also noticed that a ton of classics were missing as well (and replaced by Korn and Bush, for some reason). Here are eight great albums from 1994 that Rolling Stone must have simply forgotten to add to their list. -
Rick Ross lands his own advice column via Rolling Stone #AskABoss
Apparently Rolling Stone believes Maybach Music Group boss Rick Ross has all the answers. Kanye West may not believe Sway has all of the answers but apparently Rolling Stone believes Maybach Music Group boss Rick Ross does. -
Rolling Stone plans country music coverage website for 2014
Rolling Stone has always striven to be the a sign of what's hip, both on the musical and cultural front. Its coverage of country music, a form that has long been considered one of the more square genres in music, hasn't gotten healthy coverage from the magazine as a result. Sales trends have encouraged the music media maven to open its doors, in the form of a new website planned for launch during 2014. -
Bob Dylan and 'Rolling Stone' are getting sued for alleged racism
Bob Dylan began his career as a songwriter with a clear focus and voice supporting civil rights and equality, but that doesn't seem to change the way a Croatian community association feels about the artist after his interview with Rolling Stone for its September cover story last year. The Council of Croats is now suing Dylan and the magazine. -
Chicago's Ravinia Festival Embraces Musical Change While Staying True to its Classical Roots
The Ravinia Festival may earn more money from its pop acts, but the fest hasn't turned its back on its classical roots. -
Springsteen and I: Watch Five Minutes of Bruce Springsteen Fan Documentary [VIDEO]
The documentary Springsteen & I will hit theaters for one night only on July 22, but Rolling Stone has obtained five minutes of exclusive footage...
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