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Rolling Stone Menu The Rolling Stone Interview: Barry Jenkins The Oscar-winning director on his adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel ‘The Underground Railroad,’ the beauty of black bodies, his unique path to Hollywood, and much more By Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 2016 novel The Underground Railroad depicts both the savage reality of American slavery and the danger of escaping it. Much like Gulliver’s Travels, the story takes its fugitive protagonist, Cora, on a fantastical tour through different states via a literal locomotive. Each stop along the ...

‘RS Interview: Special Edition’ With Eric Church Joseph Hudak Eric Church wrote and recorded his new triple album Heart & Soul during a monthlong retreat to a North Carolina mountain town. For this installment of the Rolling Stone Interview: Special Edition, however, the country music protagonist is Zooming in from his writing cabin just west of Nashville. At the time of our conversation, Church was gearing up for the release of Heart & Soul — the Soul components are available far and wide April 16th and 23rd, respectively; the & album only to members of his Church ...

Rolling Stone ACM Awards CEO Talks Vaccine PSAs, Says 2022 Show Won’t Be in Nashville “If we really want to get the music industry back, [vaccinations] need to happen,” says Academy of Country Music head Damon Whiteside By Kevin Mazur/ACMA2020/Getty Images for ACM Eric Church hasn’t been shy about asking country music fans to schedule their Covid vaccinations. As he recently said in the Rolling Stone Interview: Special Edition, it’s the fastest way for live concerts to resume. “I would encourage anyone who can, to get the vaccine,” he says. “It’s common se...

Michael Putland/Getty Images The track list for David Bowie’s 1974 album Diamond Dogs offers a couple obvious clues about one source of inspiration: song titles include both “1984” and “Big Brother.” But Bowie didn’t just want to use themes from George Orwell’s 1984 on the record. As Open Culture reports, he initially hoped to turn the 1949 dystopian classic into a full-fledged musical of its own. What form that musical was ultimately meant to take isn’t totally clear. According to Christopher Sandford’s biography Bowie: Loving the Alien, the adaptation would've been “a...

'RS Interview: Special Edition' With RZA 'RS Interview: Special Edition' With RZA Cut Throat City director talks finding peace during quarantine, what to expect from Season Two of An American Saga and why society "following all the precepts of humanity" is what makes this country great Jason Newman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail From a cultural standpoint, RZA’s timing over the past year could not have been worse. On March 14th, 2020, the rapper/music producer/film director was all set to premiere  Cut Throat City, his third feature, at South by Southwest. Instead, lockdowns began and...