Ayatollah Khomeini took power in Iran, setting the stage for the hostage crisis that sank President Carter's hopes for a second term. Meanwhile, Senator Ted Kennedy kicked off his ill-fated quest for the presidency, and Egypt and Israel signed a historic peace deal. In a highly revealing cover story, Cameron Crowe has an unusually frank discussion with Neil Young shortly after the conclusion of the singer-songwriter's historic Rust Never Sleeps tour.
Bang the heads slowly; these mysterious "brothers" aren't playing dumb, and aren't easing up on their loud, fast, raw rock & roll
The ever-unpredictable rocker meets the eighties after a career full of strange twists and turns
Three days of beer, music and bug lust
Rolling Stone goes to London to hang out with Joe Strummer, Mick Jones and the rest of the band. This is what we learn
The Motor City Madman shows a kinder, gentler side while discussing his divorce and his guns over a bowl of grits
The nuclear industry, long protected by federal bureaucracy, to face a jury
The artist discusses his music, struggles and why his morals don't matter
The rocker discusses his three influences: baseball, movies and the blues
The iconic television host and comedian talks about life, late night and 'Heeeeere's Johnny!'
The group talks about its new lineup and lease on life
'Yanqui' musicians find rebels, repression and bad cigars
The comedian's new film attacks the heart, casts out past demons and foils the censors.
I once said that I didn't think Chevy Chase could ad-lib a fart after a baked-bean dinner. I think he took umbrage at that a little bit.
Dan Aykroyd is Mister Careful and I'm Mister Fuck It. I can't always figure him out; but whenever I'm around him I feel safe.
The legendary artist talks Charles Mingus, her love of dancing and singing about relationships
Silkwood is the first officially recognized US victim of radiation poisoning, but the biggest mystery remains: was Karen murdered, and if so, by whom?
From 'National Lampoon' to 'Saturday Night Live' to 'Mondo Video' and — beyond
Every minute I'm awake, even when I'm asleep, I'm worried about the next album and what's going to be written on it and how it's going to be accepted.
Actor Martin Sheen gave the performance of a lifetime in Apocalypse Now after director Francis Ford Coppola nearly killed him
The singer-songwriter survives an unhappy childhood and blossoms into a miserable adult
