Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone is a monthly magazine from the United States that covers topics related to music, politics, and popular culture. It was established in 1967 in San Francisco by Jann Wenner and music critic Ralph J. Gleason. Initially, the magazine gained recognition for its rock music coverage and political insights from writer Hunter S. Thompson. In the 1990s, Rolling Stone expanded its focus to attract a younger audience interested in television shows, movies, and contemporary music. However, it has since returned to its original blend of subjects, including music, entertainment, and political issues.

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English, Spanish

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#2861

United States

#962

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#11

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See Bob Dylan Play 'The Times They Are a-Changin' for First Time in 15 Years

1 day ago | rollingstone.com | Andy Greene

June 26, 2025 Bob Dylan performed one of his classic songs for the first time in 15 years during the Outlaw Music Festival's stop in Franklin, Tennessee, on Wednesday night.
'Over My Dead Soul': No Move for Portland's Trail Blazers, Senator Warns

1 day ago | rollingstone.com | Tim Dickinson

June 26, 2025 Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., sports a Portland TrailBlazers "Rip City" hat in Hart Building.
'The Bear' Season 4 Gives the People What They Want

1 day ago | rollingstone.com | Alan Sepinwall

June 26, 2025 Carmy looking relaxed and chill as usual.
'This Is in our DNA.' Western Senator Blasts Mike Lee's Crusade to Privatize Public Land

2 days ago | rollingstone.com | Tim Dickinson

June 25, 2025 Sen. Ron Wyden is blasting the effort to sell off federal lands in his state of Oregon and across the West.
'Ironheart' Is Marvel's Gamble on a Minor MCU Hero. It Doesn't Pay Off

3 days ago | rollingstone.com | Alan Sepinwall

June 24, 2025 Dominique Thorne in 'Ironheart.' Marvel Riri Williams, who suits up as the titular heroine of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe series Ironheart, insists that her plans are much grander than flying around in a suit of armor inspired by Iron Man’s. Her technology, she boasts, will transform the world, and will be, as she says repeatedly, “iconic.” Ironheart, unfortunately, seems destined to fall well short of iconic status. It’s one of the last vestiges of a version of the MCU...
Morrissey Struggles to Complete Europe Tour, Citing 'No Financial Support' From Music Industry

3 days ago | rollingstone.com | Larisha Paul

June 24, 2025 Sacha Lecca for Rolling Stone Fans who purchased tickets to see Morrissey in Stockholm, Sweden, on Monday, June 23, were ultimately left without plans for the night when the musician cancelled on the eve of the concert. On his official website, Morrissey claimed he’s been struggling to secure support from the music industry in order to complete the trek. “The pain at not reaching Stockholm this week is horrific for the band and crew,” he wrote. “I know it’s impossible for people...
Bobby Sherman, Teen Music and Television Star, Dead at 81

3 days ago | rollingstone.com | Larisha Paul

June 24, 2025 Bobby Sherman Bettmann Archive/Getty Images Bobby Sherman, the former teen star who appeared in Here Comes the Brides and recorded the Billboard Hot 100 hits “Julie, Do You Love Me” and “Little Woman,” has died. His wife, Brigitte Poublon Sherman, confirmed his death in a statement shared on social media by their family friend, actor John Stamos. Sherman was 81 years old. “It is with the heaviest heart that I share the passing of my beloved husband, Bobby Sherman,” the statement...
Pedro Pascal Won't Stand for Anti-Trans Comments From J.K. Rowling or Any Other 'Bullies'

3 days ago | rollingstone.com | Larisha Paul

June 24, 2025 Pedro Pascal Jeff Spicer/Getty Images The general consensus is that Pedro Pascal wasn’t in the wrong for referring to J.K. Rowling‘s relentless spewing of anti-trans rhetoric as “heinous loser behavior” earlier this year. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, his own sister Javiera Balmaceda backed his stance, saying, “But it is heinous loser behavior. And he said that as the older brother to someone, saying that our little sister doesn’t exist.” Pascal, whose sister Lux...
'Trainwreck: Poop Cruise': 5 Things We Learned

3 days ago | rollingstone.com | Chris Vognar

June 24, 2025 Trainwreck: Poop Cruise Netflix You can tell a lot about people by how they behave in a crisis.
BTS Army Documentary 'Forever We Are Young' Sets Theater Release Date

3 days ago | rollingstone.com | Larisha Paul

June 24, 2025 BTS Kevin Winter/Getty Images/MRC For years, BTS Army has seen their passion and devotion reflected back to them in concert footage featured in film releases from the supergroup. But soon, the fandom will be the sole focus of a documentary highlighting their role in BTS history. Forever We Are Young opens in theaters on July 30. “There is no BTS without ARMY and no ARMY without BTS,” co-directors Grace Lee and Patty Ahn shared in a statement. “We’re excited for audiences to go...