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How Do You Feel About the Smaller Rolling Stone?
On one hand, it feels like the end of an era now that Rolling Stone magazine is shrinking from its oversize format down to a "regular"-sized magazine, starting with the Oct. 30 issue. On the other hand, a smaller mag is easier to carry around and might be easier to read in general.
"Cane" Promotes Itself with an Ad You Can Eat
Sure, the whole scratch-and-sniff ad thing was revolutionary ... yesterday. We're way beyond that now.
You, Too, Can Be From Rolling Stone
Did anyone catch the "I'm From Rolling Stone" premiere on MTV the other night? If the six magazine interns bugged you as much as they bugged me, and you're thinking you could do better, it turns out you have a chance to prove it.
Rolling Stone has set up a weekly contest where you take on the same assignments as the wannabe music writers on the show.
Best of the Best Lists: Albums of the Year
Starting Dec. 26, the day after Christmas, I'll be posting my picks for BuzzSugar's Top Albums of 2006. But until then, there are plenty of other best of lists to keep you occupied, so I'm posting a few of my favorites for your reading/arguing enjoyment.
TV Preview: The Rolling Stone Reality Show
Two musical media icons, Rolling Stone magazine and MTV, have joined forces to create a reality show. From the looks of the very melodramatic trailer, this show promises to be either highly entertaining or unwatchably annoying. Called "I'm From Rolling Stone" and premiering Jan.
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Buzz Gift Guide: Mommy Dearest
What to get the woman who raised you? She may not be as hard to shop for as grandma or dad, but I still have a few ideas. Mine is a Dancing With the Stars fanatic, so I'm snatching up their new workout DVD.
Link Time! Janet Jackson to Open Up on TV About Michael
- Janet Jackson will be talking about her brother in a new primetime special — TV Squad
- The Real Housewives of New Jersey are invading NBC's Mercy. Seriously. — The Ausiello Files
- Ryan Seacrest is letting regular people grab money from celebs for his new show Bank of Hollywood — Vulture
- Here's a guide to all of the guest stars during November sweeps — TV.com
- George Clooney's top 10 movies — Rotten Tomatoes
- CBS picks up five more episodes of Accidentally on Purpose — HitFix
- Michael Jackson's This Is It takes No.
Link Time! Heroes Is Killing Off a Major Character
- Want to know who's getting the ax on Heroes? Click here for the spoiler — Watch With Kristin
- Commemorate Election Day '09 with five of the best election campaigns in movies — MTV Movies Blog
- Director/writer Richard Kelly talks about The Box and whether he would push the button — Collider
- Weezer continues their run of head-scratching collaborations. Check them out with Chamillionaire, Sara Bareilles, and .
Buzz In: Who Should Get Their Own Rock Band Game Next?
Following in the footsteps of this Fall's release of The Beatles Rock Band, similarly seminal band The Who may also get their own version of the game. Roger Daltrey has been quoted as saying that it's planned for next year, but the news is still unconfirmed by reps for the game. More certain is the fact that you probably won't be able to smash the peripherals when you're done playing.
Do You Care About Post-American Idol Albums?
The music industry has been in a tizzy ever since Adam Lambert left the American Idol stage — remember that Rolling Stone cover? Well, Lambert is releasing his debut album next month, along with fellow AI alum Kris Allen, and just today his newest song, "Time For Miracles," leaked online. (Listen here.)
The track is for the upcoming film 2012, but I'm admittedly feeling a little meh about it.
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