Rolling Stone will premiere a documentary series on the infamous rise and takedown of the world's most elusive drug kingpin, Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera.

Five-episode USA v. Chapo: The Drug War Goes on Trial, directed by Bernardo Ruiz, from Rolling Stone and Jigsaw Productions, also gives viewers a…

Rolling Stone and Imagine Documentaries are partnering to produce Sound & Vision, a rock and roll anthology series of immersive films that will delve deep into music and cultural history.

Mined from the extensive Rolling Stone archive, and helmed by visionary and award-winning filmmakers, each episode is a specific…

Penske Media Corp. has bought a 49% stake in Rolling Stone, giving the company full control of the storied publishing brand.

Terms were not disclosed for the deal, which took effect January 22,but was announced today. Along with the online and print magazine, the transaction includes all event and licensing rights, as…

It's starting to feel a lot like that Joe Arpaio likes to sue media outlets almost as much as he liked violating the constitutional rights of the detained when he was the much-spotlighted sheriff of Arizona's Maricopa County for 24 years.

Convicted of contempt of court back in July of last year, the 2020 Senate hopeful…

Screenwriter and author Bret Easton Ellis claims free speech is being muzzled in the current political climate and that Hollywood has become “more uninteresting” as creativity is stifled.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, the author of the generation-defining book Less Than Zero and screenwriter for American Psycho awaits a…

Johnny Depp — “alternately hilarious, sly and incoherent” in a major new Rolling Stone profile focusing on the actor’s legal and financial woes — has, according to the article, made $650 million on films that netted $3.6 billion. “Almost all of it,” says the magazine, “is gone.”

The piece, titled “The Trouble With John…

PMC chief Jay Penske has closed a major deal to acquire a controlling interest in Wenner Media, the parent company of the venerable rock music bible Rolling Stone. Jann Wenner, who founded the magazine in 1967 with Ralph Gleason in San Francisco with a $7,500 loan from family members, will still be involved and take…

Rolling Stone magazine and writer Sabrina Erdely have been found liable for defamation for the discredited 2014 “A Rape on Campus” story. Financial damages are still to be determined in the $7.5 million lawsuit filed by University of Virginia associate dean Nicole Eramo (pictured, with attorney Libby Locke).

The federa…

Rolling Stone has sold a 49% stake of the iconic American pop culture magazine to Singapore-based social music company BandLab Technologies. Wenner Media, the magazine's parent company, announced the deal over the weekend. Terms have not been disclosed but the investment does not include ownership in Wenner Media. The…

Showtime is covering Rolling Stone. Actually, the premium cabler today confirmed that it has ordered a pilot based on articles from the venerable music and pop culture magazine.

Showtime told Deadline’s sister publication WWD that it is moving forward on an untitled “pop culture-focused docuseries in the vein of Rollin…

UPDATE Friday morning: Rolling Stone movie reviewer Peter Travers, one of the most familiar bylines in the industry, has been moved from staff to freelance status and reportedly isn’t happy about the demotion. Asked about the status of Travers, a 26-year RS veteran, Wenner Media spokeswoman  Kathryn Brenner told the…

After Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner decided no one would lose their job at the publication in the wake of a new report on the magazine’s thoroughly discredited University of Virginia rape report, Jon Stewart explained to Wenner that the report is, in fact, not punishment enough, as Wenner has suggested.

The repor…