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The Rolling Stone exclusive interview with American Idiot's lead cast members John Gallagher, Jr. and Rebecca Naomi Jones.

Green Day, one of Punk music's biggest acts ever, reveal their thoughts on bringing the most in-your-face music to the streets of New York, and how American Idiot became a Broadway Musical.

This week At the Movies, Rolling Stone's Peter Travers talks about a comic book film that definitely lives up to its name, Kick-Ass. The Rated-R flick is about a motley crew of teenage nobodies who don homemade costumes and gain popularity as amateur superheroes, even though they don't have any ...

RS spotlights MGMT, who tell Vanessa Grigoriadis about rejecting fame in the wake of their blockbuster Oracular Spectacular and returning to their real psychedelic roots for their new disc Congratulations.

Get the inside scoop on her upcoming album and writing the ultimate California song.

Christian Hoard’s “Christian Rock” new music pick this week is Kate Nash’s My Best Friend Is You. The 22-year-old British singer’s 2008 album went platinum in the U.K. and showed off her cockney accent, witty piano pop and general English cheekiness.

This week in At the Movies, Rolling Stone's Peter Travers takes you on a Date Night with a pair of NBC Thursday Night marquee names: The Office's Steve Carell and 30 Rock's Tina Fey. The two titans of comedy play a suburban married couple that have lost the spark in ...

This week’s New Music Report pick is Jakob Dylan’s Women & Country, the second solo record from the Wallflowers frontman. Dylan’s last album, Seeing Things, was a somewhat underwhelming collection of spare ballads featuring nothing more than guitar and his voice.

When Radiohead’s Thom Yorke kicks off his U.S. tour with solo band Atoms for Peace tonight in New York, he’ll have a very star-crossed opening act: Los Angeles electronic music producer Flying Lotus, who makes textured beat-scapes that skitter and skip with a brain-tickling, psychedelic flow.

Last week, Jakob Dylan dropped by the RS offices to preview tunes from his new disc, Women & Country, a collection of country-roots ballads that address love and American life in times of economic and political uncertainty.

Last week, Jakob Dylan dropped by the RS offices to preview tunes from his new disc, Women & Country, a collection of country-roots ballads that address love and American life in times of economic and political uncertainty.

Last week, Jakob Dylan dropped by the RS offices to preview tunes from his new disc, Women & Country, a collection of country-roots ballads that address love and American life in times of economic and political uncertainty.

Rolling Stone's Peter Travers has his Scum Bucket out, ready to scoop up this weekend's paltry new flicks as two stinkers — yes, Clash of the Titans and The Last Song, are the subject of this installment of At the Movies. Looking to cash in on the 3-D craze, producers ...

Nearly 2,000 bands invaded Austin for rock’s annual Mardi Gras SXSW earlier this month, and Rolling Stone was on the scene, bringing you reports from the biggest shows (Stone Temple Pilots, Hole, Muse) and 100 tweets about up-and-comers to watch.

Nearly 2,000 bands invaded Austin for rock’s annual Mardi Gras SXSW earlier this month, and Rolling Stone was on the scene, bringing you reports from the biggest shows (Stone Temple Pilots, Hole, Muse) and 100 tweets about up-and-comers to watch.

Nearly 2,000 bands invaded Austin for rock’s annual Mardi Gras SXSW earlier this month, and Rolling Stone was on the scene, bringing you reports from the biggest shows (Stone Temple Pilots, Hole, Muse) and 100 tweets about up-and-comers to watch.

Our cameras were rolling onstage and behind the scenes, capturing some of the most incredible footage of the fest — watch it all right here.

Nearly 2,000 bands invaded Austin for rock’s annual Mardi Gras SXSW earlier this month, and Rolling Stone was on the scene, bringing you reports from the biggest shows (Stone Temple Pilots, Hole, Muse) and 100 tweets about up-and-comers to watch.

Our cameras were rolling onstage and behind the scenes, capturing some of the most incredible footage of the fest — watch it all right here.

Rolling Stone contributing editor Christian Hoard’s “Christian Rock” new music pick this week is Cornershop’s Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast. The band — one of the great alt-rock bands of the ’90s — is led by Anglo-Indian frontman Tjinder Singh and mixes drones, Velvet Underground-style guitars, sitar, bits of ...