Rolling Stone Magazine Subscription

Sure, Rolling Stone -- which premiered as a groundbreaking publication in the late '60s-- has had its ups and downs throughout the decades. But the magazine is clearly on the upswing again, with its eyes on the intersection of politics and art, and its finger back where it belongs -- on the quickening pulse of popular culture during turbulent times.

I enjoy the articles about music and what ever else they have in there

All the music need you need in a weekly periodical.

Always informative magazine about music and social issues

I've been a subscriber to Rolling Stone off as on for about 40 years. Probably near a low point though not without some good points. Occasional hard edge political pieces and some interesting retrospectives. Movie and music reviews are weak and uninteresting. Work to do!

I greatly appreciate the fact that Rolling Stone has stretched beyond being a mere music magazine to one that covers a range of political and cultural issues. I hope the new ownership does not reverse this trend. Being a longtime reader I will confess that my interest in modern pop and hip-hop music is pretty limited. Nevertheless, I find RS to be very prescient in its coverage of current events and will continue to subscribe on that basis alone.

As a Baby Boomer (Age 67) I still read Rolling Stone, even though I don't know a lot about younger Artists or Care. R.S. Still manages to write about Subjects and Artists that I do care about.

Still kicking it after 50 years ! Insightful and contemporary .

Love the movie reviews and political articles.

Great Magazine.