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Articles tagged "jann wenner"PopMatters Pick Film ReviewGonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompsonby Cynthia Fuchs[3.Jul.08] :. While Gonzo makes a familiar case, that Thompson frequently lost himself in celebrity, it also argues for his legacy, not cynicism but optimism. NewsRolling Stone magazine celebrates its 40th anniversaryby Jim Farber [New York Daily News (MCT)][20.Apr.07] :. The echoes of the boomer generation reached a new crescendo Friday as Rolling Stone published an issue celebrating 40 loud years of life. So long a run surprises no one more than owner/founder Jann...  TV ReviewIm From Rolling Stoneby Noah Davis[11.Jan.07] :. I'm From Rolling Stone is what happens when magazines stop caring about content and start hiring underqualified idiots in hopes of a circulation boost. |
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