Jason Fine

Five years ago, the three men who run Cash Money Records were sharing a beat-up 1968 Impala. Now, thanks to Juvenile, B.G., Lil Wayne and the Hot Boys, they’ve got a fleet of Bentleys, Jags and Cadillacs. How the New Orleans label became the hottest sound in hip-hop

He can no longer tour or read his beloved books. But the indomitable country legend can still sing, and as he nears seventy-one, he has a new record and two more on the way

After an arrest, a mental breakdown and other assorted fiascoes, these are hard-earned good times for Modest Mouse

Far from the Summer of Love freak show, Dylan and the Band hid out in the Catskills and discovered a new American sound

He was raised in a boxcar and turned 21 in San Quentin. Then he became one of country music’s greatest stars. The life and times of an American outlaw

Beach Boys leader calls Lana Del Rey, Kacey Musgraves and more for solo disc

Cruising L.A., eating tacos and watching basketball with a pop genius at peace

At 75, the Beach Boy opens up about why he’s having more fun on the road than ever, and why he still gets emotional when he hears ‘Pet Sounds’

In his last decade, the country icon found solace on his ranch, but he stayed restless to the end

On the Cover: ‘Growing Up Game of Thrones‘ In the April print issue of Rolling Stone, we say farewell to what might be the last show everyone watches together. Game of Thrones had a global reach like nothing before it on TV. When you factor in illegal downloads and streams, the previous season was viewed […]

In the weeks leading up to his fourth appearance on our cover, Howard Stern told listeners he was nervous. Not about the interview but about the photo shoot, which he despaired about openly on the air during his SiriusXM morning show. “Man, oh, man,” he said with a sigh on April 15th. “I hate how […]

Rob Sheffield spent more than a week trailing Harry Styles — from Malibu health-food shops to dive bars in L.A., then on to London, where they went to pubs and to a Fleetwood Mac concert — for his cover story

The May issue of Rolling Stone is the first issue of the magazine we have ever produced without being in the same room together

For our June cover story, we Zoomed, FaceTimed, and documented Bad Bunny’s life during isolation

When Charles Holmes traveled to Atlanta on June 27th to interview Lil Baby for the August magazine cover story, the city was still raging over the police killing of Rayshard Brooks outside a local …

The story of the Beatles’ slow-motion demise played out in real time in the pages of Rolling Stone — and continues to fascinate us 50 years later

Toots Hibbert is one of the pioneers of reggae — and wrote many of its classic hits. After a devastating injury, the man they call Fireball is back to reclaim his throne

Our all-new list of the best albums ever made is full of classics and surprises, chosen with help from voters including Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Stevie Nicks, and many others

Photographer Mary McCartney captured Taylor Swift and Paul McCartney together in London in early October for our December cover story

The story behind Rolling Stone’s February cover story by Alex Morris