Johnny Cash’s life is explored a new in a documentary that will air on the Bio Channel on October 23rd at 9 p.m. ET/10 p.m. PT. Johnny Cash’s America will also screen at the Country Music Hall of Fame, the American Cinematheque in Hollywood, the Memph

With Election Day approaching, musicians are rolling out politically charged tunes. On October 28th, Against Me! frontman Tom Gabel will release Heart Burns, a seven-track EP of fired-up folk punk, including “Amputations,” about wounded Iraq War vets.

The year was 1988. The first George Bush was elected as President, Kirk Gibson of the Los Angeles Dodgers was limping his way across the bases in the World Series and MTV was airing a show dedicated to heavy metal called Headbangers Ball.

In this week’s video review, Peter Travers explains the ups and downs of the Leonardo DiCaprio/Russell Crowe war thriller Body of Lies, Guy Ritchie’s RockNRolla and the Bill Maher documentary Religulous. But first, a few more words on Beverly Hills Ch

Jordan Smith continues her probing coverage of cite and release policy implementation at APD. We have been quite pleased since the Sept. 4th meeting to find that regional entities are unanimously on board. Now we wonder why the Chief waited a year to star

Depeche Mode have reupped their contract with EMI Music, adding an worldwide exclusivity clause that will allow the major label to release the band’s music in the U.S. for the first time.

Madonna may have toyed with dominance and submission on this year’s Hard Candy, but there was no question who was carrying the cane at the first New York City date on her Sticky & Sweet Tour last night (the trek’s second stop in the States). Emerging

The Verve have released a box set of their latest LP, Forth, and RollingStone.com is giving away copies to five lucky winners. Each box set comes with a large 4 color poster, a CD of the LP, a bonus DVD documentary, the double LP in a gatefold, a 16-page

Jackson Browne’s feisty new album Time the Conqueror is full of the singer-songwriter’s musings about sex, politics, war, love and faith.

In this week’s New Music Report, Rolling Stone’s Christian Hoard discusses new albums from Bob Dylan, Of Montreal and Pretenders, as well as the latest news on Bruce Springsteen, Jay-Z and AC/DC.