November 14, 2007 - December 20, 2007

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December 20, 2007

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  Rolling Stone's Best of 2007

December 19, 2007

• Peter Travers' Best and Worst Movies of 2007

• Forty Reasons We Loved Television in '07

December 17, 2007

• The Top 50 Albums of 2007

  M.I.A. went global, Bruce returned to E Street, Lil Wayne and Devendra got smoky, while everyone else from Spoon to Chris Brown kept the party going

December 14, 2007

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  Ricky Gervais' Extra-Special Star Power

  For his TV show's encore Christmas feature and beyond, the British comedy genius keeps attracting big names as he becomes one himself

December 13, 2007

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  Dewey Cox: The Rolling Stone Interview

  An intimate Q&A; with the protagonist of "Walk Hard"

December 12, 2007

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  Madonna, John Mellencamp, Leonard Cohen Lead 2008 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees

• The World's Greatest Heartbreaker

  Tales of Ike & Tina Turner, God Knows How Many Ikettes, and the Closed Circuit TV System

December 11, 2007

• Hair-Metal Highlights

  Wielding guitars, Aqua Net and mascara, they terrorized the land in the late Eighties. The outrageous fortunes of six hair bands.

• The 100 Best Songs of 2007

  Jay-Z triumphed, and Rihanna offered us shelter under her umbrella, while Springsteen, Bright Eyes and Arcade Fire reported on the storm

• Led Zeppelin: The Full Report From David Fricke

December 10, 2007

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  Billy Joel on "Christmas in Fallujah"

  The Piano Man talks about what drove him back to songwriting, and why he stopped in the first place.

December 7, 2007

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  Robert Plant on the Led Zeppelin Rehearsals: The Band Has "Done It. It's There."

  Online exclusive: More from Plant and Jimmy Page on the preparations for the biggest show of the year. Plus: the making of "Led Zeppelin III"

December 6, 2007

• Radiohead's CD2: Breaking Down the Exclusive Companion to "In Rainbows"

  A track-by-track analysis of the eight songs only available on the album's discbox release.

December 5, 2007

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  Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains the Same

  — From Issue 451

• The Rise and Fall of Led Zeppelin: Power, Mystery And The Hammer Of The Gods

  — From Issue 451

• Inside the War on Drugs: Interview With Rolling Stone Contributing Editor Ben Wallace-Wells

December 3, 2007

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  Rock List: The Fifty Best Songs Over Seven Minutes Long

  Editors' and readers' picks — in alphabetical order — from the Allman Brothers to Frank Zappa

• Fats Domino Still Cooks: Talking With the Big Easy Legend

  Following Fats from his home in New Orleans to his first New York show in decades — excerpt from Issue 1041

November 29, 2007

• Ornette Coleman: Five Key Discs

  From early breakthroughs to electric freakouts

• Wyclef Jean Q&A;: How the Ex-Fugee Got His Groove Back

  "I feel like 1997 again. I feel like Wyclef can hold his own."

November 28, 2007

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  The Durable Led Zeppelin

  A conversation with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant — excerpt from March 13, 1975 issue)

• The Return of Led Zeppelin

  Behind the scenes at the rehearsals for the biggest show of the year -- plus talk of a tour.

November 15, 2007

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  The Music Q&A;: Pete Doherty

  "I'd be a liar if I said I'd never do drugs again."

• JT LeRoy: The Famous Writer Who Wowed Bono and Courtney Love – But Didn't Exist

  --Excerpt from Issue 1040

November 14, 2007

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  Ten Artists to Watch

  The artists and bands who are bringng the future of music, today

• Artist to Watch: Santogold

  Philly punk embraces New Wave art rock

• Artist to Watch: Brett Dennen

  Folk singer confronts the great outdoors

• Artist to Watch: The Cool Kids

  Chicago retro-rap duo brings back BMX'ing

• Artist to Watch: Liam Finn

  New Zealander makes stellar one-man band

• Artist to Watch: MGMT

  Jokey electronic rockers go straight

• Artist to Watch: Kate Nash

  Snarky chanteuse gives drunk dudes the kiss-off

• Artist to Watch: Estelle

  British singer becomes John Legend's protege

• Artist to Watch: Year Long Disaster

  Seventies-style riff rockers rebel against the Kinks

• Artist to Watch: OneRepublic

  Los Angeles light-rockers get their second big break

• Artist to Watch: Black Kids

  Florida indie rock gets a contentious name

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