Britney Spears autographs a print of the cover of the Rolling Stone issue featuring Vanessa Grigoriadis’ classic “The Tragedy of Britney Spears” story.
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We spent a weekend with Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin while he attended MisCon in Montana. While there, he partied and sparred with fans. Read all about it at Rollingstone.com. For more on Martin’s MisCon adventures, check out our photo gallery.
The #AfghanWhigs kicked off their reunion tour last night in NYC, performing together for the first time in 13 years. You can find our review of the show on rollingstone.com. (Taken with instagram)
Happy 71st birthday to #BobDylan! #Dylan graced the cover of #RollingStone 22 times and here is a shot of his November 16, 1978 cover. To see more Bob Dylan content, head to rollingstone.com/dylan. To see more Bob Dylan covers, see our gallery of his Rolling Stone covers. (Taken with instagram)
I don’t count the last few [Alien] movies. I know why they did it: to promote the franchise and, hello, it’s about money. This is not denigrating any filmmaker, because it is hard enough, God knows. But I really was a little bit upset by how my baby was being misused. We came up with one of the best all-time monsters. Without that monster, I’ve got a nice, very well-acted, beautifully art-directed movie, but I ain’t got that fucking heart-stopping son of a bitch that defies logic.
Rolling Stone pays tribute to the late great Adam Yauch in the new issue, on sale May 25th. The cover story delves into the Beastie Boys rapper’s complicated, fascinating life and untimely death. In a pair of web exclusives, Yauch’s bandmates Adam Horovitz and Mike Diamond speak out for the first time on the death of their friend and partner.
James Van Der Beek stopped by Rolling Stone headquarters recently to chat with Peter Travers about Don’t Trust the B—— in Apt. 23 and deliver a delightful new batch of Van Der Memes. Click through to see more animated gifs of the Beek from the Creek in action!
#GaslightAnthem performed at #Bamboozle Festival in Asbury Park, NJ this weekend. Head to Rollingstone.com to see our complete gallery of the festival. (Taken with instagram)
Bee Gees co-founder Robin Gibb passed away yesterday at the age of 62. Here he is performing the soulful classic “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart.” You can read about Gibb’s musical legacy and listen to our Spotify playlist of Gibb’s best musical moments here.
-John Lonsdale
