What the fuck is this garbage? 30 Rock is ending after seven seasons of genius and this is how Rolling Stone celebrates? Tina Fey is the star, the creator, the executive producer, the person behind the casting of Tracy Morgan and Jack McBrayer, and, according to IMDB, she has a writing credit on 135 episodes. So why do …
Men Who Rock: Finally, Men Are More than Just a Pretty Face in the…
Seattle alt-weekly The Stranger* created a fucking great piece of feminist satire this week. For their "Men Who Rock!" issue (compiled by Emily Nokes and Bree McKenna of DIY-feminist-pop-punk-rock-whatever band TacocaT), they parodied Rolling Stone's annual lady-rock issue
Karmin — a Group That Is 50% Male and Does Not Rock — Wins Rolling…
Rolling Stone partnered with Garnier Fructis to create a "Women Who Rock flip cover contest." This means that the back cover of the magazine — which is usually an ad — will still be an ad of sorts, promoting hair products, but it will look like a cover. The contest featured a fairly diverse bunch of artists — Rye Rye,…
Rachel Maddow Opens Up About Her Depression And Feeling Like a Failure
For anyone who's ever suffered from depression or even some good old-fashioned self-doubt, it's nice to know that you're not alone. Even the uber-successful and amazingly talented Rachel Maddow has her moments of getting down on herself and feeling depressed. She told Rolling Stone that she often turns on herself:
Aubrey Plaza Met Ryan Gosling & Didn't Cry, Shake Or Propose (Like We…
This month's Rolling Stone features a story on comedian Aubrey Plaza, whom you might recognize from Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World or as the deadpan April Ludgate on Parks & Recreation. Plaza just might be just as sarcastic and wry has the character she brings to life every Thursday night on NBC. For those of you who have…
Snooki Tells Rolling Stone She Wants To Build An Empire
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi landed the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, and inside, she admits that she hates watching herself on the show: "Obviously, they're only going to put the good stuff in, and the good stuff is us drunk, so all I'm seeing is me drunk and falling down. That's how I am when I party, but some of the…
6 Reasons Justin Bieber Is Qualified To Talk About Abortion
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Justin Bieber said, "I really don't believe in abortion. It's like killing a baby?" Asked about cases of rape, he added, "Well, I think that's really sad, but everything happens for a reason." Why is Bieber qualified to talk about these issues? We're so glad you asked!
Mad Men Stars Get Botched Rolling Stone Photoshop Job
We fully support Rolling Stone's decision to put our favorite Mad Men stars on its cover. (Except where's John Slattery?) What we can't get behind: how they've been transformed, from misshapen limbs to brand-new torsos.
