In celebration of Rolling Stone's 40th Anniversary, here are 40 albums they got wrong. Each and every one of these gems deserved their greatest praise: 5 Stars.
Two reporters went to Times Square, NYC to investigate and got some interesting perspectives from the folks on the street -- including some exclusive inside dirt on Mr. Richards' "health regimen."
Sony BMG and its affiliate 19 Recordings get exclusive rights to the "American Idol" winner, and according to inside sources, Sony execs are afraid that winner will be Sanjaya.
50 Cent dropped by "Miss Jones in the Morning" on New York's Hot 97 FM this morning to clear up a whole mess of rumors. And man does it sound like the end of the G-Unit.
Panic! At the Disco is currently holed up in a cabin working on their new album, and they told MTV the goal for the new album is to hook up with Dre, saying, "You know, getting some sort of business plan worked out. I mean, the guy's a genius." Is this a joke?
An Australian company is in production on a film called One Nine Nine Four, that explores punk rock in the 1990s. The documentary will feature Green Day, Blink182, The Offspring, Bad Religion, Rancid, and others.
This week, the top album sold approximately 325,000 copies. Compare that to the last few weeks, in which the top albums have barely reached 100,000, and you'll start to believe that a miracle is happening.
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