Feature Details
- Frequency: 2/mo
- Release date: Varies, Sunday
- Moves with art: No
- Moves with multimedia: No
- Available: International, U.S. & Canada
Rolling Stone
From the epicenter of the pop culture universe, Rolling Stone gives readers information on what's hot and what's happening right now in the worlds of music, film and politics. Regular features include national affairs reports, entertainment personality profiles and reviews of the latest music releases and movies. Reach readers 18-34. www.rollingstone.com
Rolling Stone Samples
From Rolling Stone Magazine, February 17, 2011
Available internationally February 4, 2011; Available in U.S. February 9, 2011. Cover story: Elton John - The Rolling Stone Interview. By Austin Scaggs; Rolling Stone, February 17, 2011.
From Rolling Stone Magazine, February 3, 2011
Available internationally January 21, 2011; Available in U.S. January 26, 2011. Cover story: Return of the Hip-Hop King. By Josh Eells; Rolling Stone, February 3, 2011.
From Rolling Stone Magazine, January 20, 2011
Available internationally January 7, 2011; Available in U.S. January 12, 2011. Cover story: Jimmy Fallon's Big Adventure. By Brian Hiatt; Rolling Stone, January 20, 2011.
From Rolling Stone Magazine, December 23, 2010
Available internationally December 10, 2010; Available in U.S. December 15, 2010. The Mystery of the Dragon Tattoo. By Nathaniel Rich; Rolling Stone, December 23, 2010.
From Rolling Stone Magazine, December 9, 2010
Available internationally November 26, 2010; Available in U.S. December 1, 2010. The Dark Lord of Coal Country. By Jeff Goodell; Rolling Stone, December 9, 2010. Don Blankenship grew up poor in the hollows of West Virginia. The New Queen of Hip-Hop.
From Rolling Stone Magazine, November 25, 2010
Available internationally November 12, 2010; Available in U.S. November 17, 2010. Cover Story -- Eminem: The Road Back From Hell. By Josh Eells; Rolling Stone, November 25, 2010. Three years ago he almost died. National Affairs -- The GOP Comeback.
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