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Rock’s biggest stars are sending their memorabilia out on world tours

David Crosby thinks America can’t be wiped out by one bad president

Rob Reiner explains how he brought Lyndon Johnson to the big screen

How a Harvard speech inspired Robert Caro’s new guide to reckless abuses of political power

Donnie Darko, a perfect reminder of the weirdness of Reagan’s America, returns

When your childhood hero becomes your collaborator—Tom DeSavia on co-writing a book on LA punk with X’s John Doe

Prince made weird sexy, and kept sexy weird

Monty Python’s Terry Jones has a different take on the not-so-funny 2008 financial crisis

David Bowie’s bandmates explain just how he got them to sound like that

Terry Gilliam on Monty Python, fighting Hollywood suits, and doing it your way

Hey haters: rock stars like Miley are supposed to be rebels, and a little crazy

“Pink Floyd is dead. I’m ready to move on.”

Led Zeppelin’s discography is immortal, thanks to Jimmy Page

How to write, according to the woman who wrote some of Pink Floyd’s biggest hits

Shane Dawson: The most popular, successful, comedian you’ve never heard of

Former Sex Pistol John Lydon pops off on loving, living, and having been Rotten

Ringo Starr gets his solo spot in the hall of fame, but he’ll always be a Beatle

All girls, all Zeppelin: when a tribute band outdoes the original

On Bob Marley’s 70th birthday, passion about his message runs deeper than ever

He died in 1974—but Nick Drake’s legend continues to grow