Rolling Stone

2020 marks the 35th anniversary for Pee-Wee Herman's "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure", and to celebrate, Paul Reubens (Pee-Wee Herman) is taking the movie on a twenty-city tour. According to Rolling Stone: Each tour date will be accompanied by a screening of the film — which marked the directorial debut for Tim Burton and the first major motion picture credit for composer Danny Elfman — followe

He did it again!! Bruce Springsteen made another surprise appearance on the Jersey Shore, this time at the Stone Pony this past Saturday night during a fundraiser for Boston College. He played for TWO HOURS backed by Bobby Bandiera, and Max Weinberg...

Welcome to my new web feature called "Wanna See Something Cool? It's simple.....If I should come across something that I think is "cool",  I'll record it, and post it to the Hawk website. Hence the name...."Wanna see Something cool? Now I know things are all relative...

Bruce Springsteen has a lot going on in his world these days. His new book "Born to Run" is in stores. He also just released a CD called "Chapter and Verse" with five unreleased songs to accompany the book. And of course he is on his concert tour which continues into 2017. He recently sat down to do an interview with Rolling Stone to talk about the book, his life, music, politics, etc.

Today is the birthday of Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner, so I'll share my favorite RS covers. What are yours?

The cover of Rolling Stone is usually reserved for rockstars, movie stars and other celebrities...but their August issue is raising some controversy.

Happy birthday to Elton John, who was born on March 25th, 1947 in Middlesex, England. Elton's forthcoming "Rocketman" biopic will follow his incredible career from a five-year-old prodigy to a superstar.