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Brad Pitt: The Rolling Stone Interview

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Tuesday, December 9

Brad Pitt: The Rolling Stone Interview

The actor on fame, life with six kids and how playing an old manmade him grow upBrad Pitt is having technical difficulties."I normally need my kids to do this," he mutters, as he attempts to connect my iPod into his stereo. "They're so beyond me in technology, it's hard to keep up. Our seven-year-old was searching the word 'weapons' on Google the other day and ended up on some white-supremacist site. I'm sure now we're ... (1574 words)

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The Top 12 DVDs of 2008

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Wednesday, December 3

The Top 12 DVDs of 2008

Pop in these 12 Blu-ray beauties, which also look good on standardDVD (I said good, not ridiculous good), and get yourself rocked1. The Dark KnightEverything gleams like sin on the Dark Knight BD (that's what they call a Blu-ray disc, get used to it). From the man in the Bat suit (Christian Bale) to the Joker in cracked clown makeup (Heath Ledger), the movie is a potent provocation decked out as a comic book. And ... (2240 words)

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What Makes a Great Singer?

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Tuesday, November 11

What Makes a Great Singer?

By Jonathan LethemThere's something about a voice that's personal, not unlike the particular odor or shape of a given human body. Summoned through belly, hammered into form by the throat, given propulsion by bellows of lungs, teased into final form by tongue and lips, a vocal is a kind of audible kiss, a blurted confession, a soul-burp you really can't keep from issuing as you make your way through the material world. How helplessly candid! ... (1336 words)

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Bringing It All Back Home

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Thursday, February 12

Bringing It All Back Home

With his third great album this decade, Bruce Springsteen tackleslove, loyalty — and the ultimate deadlineThe Band on Bruce: Their SpringsteenA candid look at the legend from his "greatest friends" — the E Street BandThe sound is classic amateur 1966 — chaotic, jangling guitars, impatient drumming and crude raging-hormone vocal... (4487 words)

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The Very Pink, Very Perfect Life of Taylor Swift

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Thursday, February 19

The Very Pink, Very Perfect Life of Taylor Swift

The world's biggest new pop star is a little bit country, a littlebit rock & roll, and all control freak. What's behind her drivefor success?On a bright sunday afternoon in Los Angeles, Taylor Swift is on good behavior, as usual. In high school, she had a 4.0 average; when she was home-schooled during her junior and senior years, she finished both years of course work in 12 months. She has never changed her hair color, ... (4023 words)

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Britney Returns

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Tuesday, November 25

Britney Returns

A year after her very public meltdown, Britney Spears is back towork and out of trouble. But what has the comeback cost her?• Video: Go Behind Britney Spears' Cover Shoot• Britney Spears: The Rolling Stone Cover Gallery• Britney Spears' Life in Photos: A Timeline of Her Rise, Fall and Comeback• Behind the Britney Story: Q&A With Writer Jenny EliscuThere's an understanding among those who know... (3826 words)

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Life On Planet Wayne

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Tuesday, March 31

Life On Planet Wayne

Inside the hermetically sealed, perpetually stoned, compulsivelyimprovished bubble around the world's most endearing gangstaOne night in March, an elevator opens onto the 23rd floor of a midtown Atlanta skyscraper, and Lil Wayne steps into the alcove of his luxury condominium. His place takes up the entire floor of the building. Still, to enter the apartment proper, Wayne must affix a digit to a biometric fingerprint scanner, which unlocks his door with a satisfying pop. Inside, ... (6270 words)

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Sean Penn: The Rolling Stone Interview

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Friday, February 6

Sean Penn: The Rolling Stone Interview

Oscar's bad boy goes off the deep end on art, life, politics andwhat his kids think of him going gay in Milk.One afternoon in January, Sean Penn answers the door of his Bay Area home, shoeless, in jeans and a gray thermal undershirt, his hair sort of crazily mussed, looking as if he's just woken up. It's a couple of minutes past noon.To say that Penn has "aged well" is to employ a nonstandard usage ... (6268 words)

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Bush Apologizes: The Farewell Interview We Wish He'd Give

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Monday, January 5

Bush Apologizes: The Farewell Interview We Wish He'd Give

W. comes clean - on his dad, Condi's farts and the time Dickwaterboarded the house boyDespite a financial crisis for the ages, the catastrophic collapse of a Republican Party crippled by his political legacy, and the highest presidential disapproval rating in the history of American polling, outgoing commander in chief George W. Bush has not completely lost his sense of fun. When Rolling Stone caught up with him at the White House shortly after the ... (5195 words)

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