October 16, 2007 - November 15, 2007

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November 15, 2007

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  The Music Q&A;: Pete Doherty

  "I'd be a liar if I said I'd never do drugs again."

• JT LeRoy: The Famous Writer Who Wowed Bono and Courtney Love – But Didn't Exist

  --Excerpt from Issue 1040

November 14, 2007

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  Ten Artists to Watch

  The artists and bands who are bringng the future of music, today

• Artist to Watch: Santogold

  Philly punk embraces New Wave art rock

• Artist to Watch: Brett Dennen

  Folk singer confronts the great outdoors

• Artist to Watch: The Cool Kids

  Chicago retro-rap duo brings back BMX'ing

• Artist to Watch: Liam Finn

  New Zealander makes stellar one-man band

• Artist to Watch: MGMT

  Jokey electronic rockers go straight

• Artist to Watch: Kate Nash

  Snarky chanteuse gives drunk dudes the kiss-off

• Artist to Watch: Estelle

  British singer becomes John Legend's protege

• Artist to Watch: Year Long Disaster

  Seventies-style riff rockers rebel against the Kinks

• Artist to Watch: OneRepublic

  Los Angeles light-rockers get their second big break

• Artist to Watch: Black Kids

  Florida indie rock gets a contentious name

November 13, 2007

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  Future of Music: Serj Tankian

• Jay-Z: The Rolling Stone Interview

  --Excerpt from Issue 1040

November 12, 2007

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  Norman Mailer: His Last Rolling Stone Interview

  The literary giant sat down with writer Mark Binelli earlier this year; here's the complete text as it ran in Rolling Stone's first 40th Anniversary issue

• Future of Music: Will.i.am

November 6, 2007

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  Nas' "Greatest Hits": A Track-By-Track Journey With the Pride of Queens

• The 25 Greatest Rock & Roll Moments on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart"

  From Jon Stewart dancing with Springsteen to Chris Gaines: a music fan's guide to the fake news show

November 2, 2007

• The Almost-Impossible Rock & Roll Quiz

November 1, 2007

• The Future of Music

  Only on RollingStone.com: Exclusive interviews on the outlook for rock & roll

• Future of Music: Gerard Way

• Future of Music: Wyclef Jean

• Future of Music: Mary J. Blige

• Future of Music: Jack Johnson

• Future of Music: Marilyn Manson

• Future of Music: Cee-Lo

• Future of Music: John Legend

• Future of Music: Adam Levine

• The Rolling Stone 40th Anniversary Issue

• Billie Joe Armstrong

  The Green Day leader talks Bush, Britney and being a middle-aged punk for our 40th anniversary.

October 30, 2007

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  Bono: The Rolling Stone Interview

  The U2 frontman sits down for our 40th anniversary to talk about the future, the Buzzcocks and reasons to compromise.

• Season of "The Witch"

  Garage Rock Legends The Sonics Storm Back

October 17, 2007

• The 25 Greatest Moments from "The Office"

  All the best scenes, from Dwight's Mussolini speech to "green is whorish"

• Bruce Springsteen: The Rolling Stone Interview

  The E Street Band chief talks about making his most romantic record since "Born to Run"

October 16, 2007

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  Perez Hilton: The Queen of Mean

  How a Pudgy TV Addict from Miami Became the Most Hated Man in Hollywood

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