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Full list of articles from Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

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Posted 09/08/2009 at 09:53 am EST

Major features:

Special Feature - 50 reasons to watch TV

(15,600 words)

Includes:

The Subversive Joy of Stephen Colbert

By Neil Strauss; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

How a God-loving square became TV's most dangerous man.

The All-American Anti-Hero [Jon Hamm of Mad Men]

By Melissa Maerz; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

(390 words)

David Duchovny Can't Help Himself [star of Californication]

By Erik Hedegaard; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

(540 words)

Watching little Doogie grow up [Neil Patrick Harris of How I Met Your Mother and child-star of Doogie Howser M.D.)

By Vanessa Grigoriadis; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

(825 words)

Other features:

A Darker Shade of Pink

By Gavin Edwards; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

She scored her first number one single and is about to launch her first arena tour. Why does Pink feel like she has so much to prove? (3,125 words)

National Affairs -- How the [drug] cartels work

By Guy Lawson; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

Mexican drug lords have transformed the narcotics trade in America -- and the DEA appears powerless to stop them. (3,260 words)

Other features:

Coming to America: European streaming sensation Spotify

By Steve Knopper; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

With iPhone app that lets you listen anywhere, can Spotify challenge iTunes? (600 words)

Profile - Kid Cudi: Hip-hop's sensitive soul

By Christian Hoard; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

Kanye West protégé deals with nightmares, anxiety on moody debut. (870 words)

Q-and-A: Brandon Flowers

By Austin Scaggs; Rolling Stone Magazine, Sept. 17, 2009

The Killers' Frontman on Madonna, Memphis' Best Ribs and 'Pretty in Pink' EDITORS: Q&A-format interview (940 words).

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