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Rolling Stone magazine has shaped the conversation around music, culture and politics for over five decades. Founded in 1967 in San Francisco, it quickly became synonymous with the counterculture movement and amplified voices that challenged the status quo and spotlighted the artists defining each era. Today, it continues to report from the intersection of sound, society and storytelling. Published monthly, Rolling Stone offers a mix of long-form features, artist profiles, investigative journalism and cultural criticism. Its music coverage remains central, spanning genres and generations, from legacy acts to emerging talent. Its reputation for hard-hitting journalism has earned it accolades in recent years, including Emmy and National Magazine Award wins for digital storytelling. Rolling Stone’s contributors include some of the most recognized names in journalism, alongside fresh voices who bring new energy to each issue. Rolling Stone doesn’t just cover culture — it helps define it. On PressReader, readers can access the latest issues and experience the reporting, photography and perspective that have made the magazine a cultural landmark for over 50 years.
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ArticleDANA WHITE “I WANT TO GO TO THE NEXT LEVEL EVERY TIME I GET OUT OF BED.”
ArticleCONTRIBUTORS • ISSUE 1412
DANNY CLINCH Photographer The best photographers know how to make their subjects both feel and look confident in front of the camera, and that was Danny Clinch’s mission when he shot Noah Kahan on a Tennessee farm for this issue’s cover...
ArticleNOAH! J BALVIN! OBAMA!
Gigi Perez recounts her meteoric rise and working alongside a childhood hero (p.11). Morgan Neville tells us what he learned making a documentary about Lorne Michaels, and Hedwig star John Cameron Mitchell takes a trip down memory lane...
ArticleREVIEWS
Paul McCartney shines on a quietly radiant solo record, which is also his first in almost six years (p.86). Pop albums are becoming more ambitious and grandiose, sometimes at the risk of alienating fans (p.89). Rolling Stone ranks the...
ArticleAMERICAN ICONS
For America’s 250th anniversary, Rolling Stone gathered figures to wax poetic on our country’s icons (p.42), including: Barack Obama pens an ode to the music of his life, and the Doonesbury creator looks at the enduring legacy of Peanuts. The...
ArticleFEATURES
Noah Kahan finds balance between work and play in his cover story (p.24). Dana White talks about the UFC’s future and his bond with Donald Trump (p.36). Startup Colossal Biosciences is “de-extincting” species, defying the laws of science (p.78).
ArticleLETTERS
Bruce Takes the Stage Hearing [Bruce Springsteen’s] “Streets of Minneapolis” with the whole band behind him live was quite moving. Their rendition of “Purple Rain” at the end brought tears to my eyes. [“Bruce Springsteen Stands With the People...