When Rolling Stone publishes a cover, the world stops and listens. Now, some of the magazine’s most memorable covers have been re-imagined as part of a limited-edition apparel collection.

Jared Leto appears topless on his new Rolling Stone cover, but that’s not the first time (and it won’t be the last) a star has stripped down to show the world what they got. Over the decades ...

Celebrate BTS' Rolling Stone cover with a Collector's Edition Box Set featuring a group cover and ... BTS is the first all-Asian act to appear on the cover of the magazine in its 54-year ...

The Rolling Stones first appeared on the cover of RS for the August 10, 1968 issue, around the time of the release of Beggars Banquet. The album was a return to form after the more experimental ...

Lennon’s relationship with Rolling Stone goes all the back to the inaugural issue in 1967 when a still image of the Beatle from the set of his movie How I Won The War appeared on the cover. A ...

Welcome to the new Rolling Stone. As of today, we’ve given both our magazine and our website complete makeovers. Starting with our current issue, featuring Cardi B and Offset on the cover, the ...

Over the years, Rolling Stone has featured some of the greatest artists of all time on its cover. With our new Do You Wanna Be A Rock & Roll Star? contest, it’s up to you to help us find our ...

I know you’d like me to, but, sorry, I can’t be on your cover all the time.” This is a story from the May 18th, 2006 issue of Rolling Stone. In this article: ...

Anyway, I heard about the Rolling Stone cover controversy before I even saw the cover or read the magazine.I have to admit I was initially a little rattled when emailers told me my employers had ...

The relationship started with Rolling Stone‘s first issue.When Wenner needed an image for the cover of RS 1 (November 9th, 1967), he saw a publicity shot of Lennon as Private Gripweed in Richard ...

The cover story, by Rolling Stone senior writer Brian Hiatt, tells the sad, hilarious and triumphant story of one of the biggest rock bands ever, ...

Attention all planets of the Solar Federation: Rush have finally made the cover of Rolling Stone – and it’s happening well before the actual year 2112. It’s been more than four decades since ...