rolling stone

Rolling Stone magazine began a mission to determine the reigning King of Hip-Hop.  However, they wanted to do it in a way in which personal preferences were put aside and statistics actually determined the dominant force in the genre.  Although Rolling Stone has been vague about their rating system, we do know that radio airplay, album sales, ticket sales, social media presence, youtube views, and

Rolling Stone magazine's "All-Time Greatest" lists are notorious for being as flawed as they are for being honest.  This list, released yesterday, seems to embody that for me.  Rolling Stone asked its readers to compile the greatest collaborations of all-time.  Their list starts off decently (the first 3 are accurate enough), but begins to fall off after that, at least in my opinion.  Re

In a rare moment, singer Rihanna spoke to Rolling Stone about her tumultuous relationship with Chris Brown, her decision to drop her restraining order against him and how she dealt with life after Brown attacked her in 2009. "I put my guard up so hard," she told the magazine (via PopCrush)...