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The Rolling Stone Music Now podcast looks at the past, present, and future of the Super Bowl halftime show — including why it’s insulting to call the Dr. Dre-led show “nostalgia”
New episode of Rolling Stone Music Now goes inside the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s growing pains, as they struggle to catch up with hip-hop — and Eighties and Nineties rock, too
“Why doesn’t he go to another country?” disgraced former mayor asked
The move was a nod to Colin Kaepernick, who as an NFL player, kneeled during the national anthem in protest of police brutality and racial injustice against Black Americans.
If a white megastar gets in before so many of the Black pioneers whose work came first, what message does that send?
Beck, Pat Benatar, Carly Simon, A Tribe Called Quest, Kate Bush, Devo, and Judas Priest are also on the ballot
With the rapper-producer set to headline next month’s Super Bowl halftime show, we look back at the productions that made him an essential hip-hop icon, from World Class Wreckin’ Cru to N.W.A to Snoop to Eminem
F. Gary Gray directs 3-minute trailer hyping the Feb. 13 all-star performance
Legendary producer-rapper is also now a character in the game, and players can hear six new Dre tracks, including an Eminem collaboration
Rapper breaks down the making of his biggest songs, his memories of Tupac, how he wrote Dr. Dre’s rhymes, and much more on Rolling Stone Music Now podcast
