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Eddie Van Halen • 1955-2020

Love Letters & Advice

Amy Lee Gets Back to Life • Stuck at home, she’s burning her way through a long-awaited Evanescence album

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Ask Croz • Real-life advice from a guy who’s seen, done, and survived just about everything

Flo Milli Came to Flex

Another Side of a Reggae Legend

RS Charts

TV’s True Son of Anarchy • As media scion Kendall Roy on HBO’s ‘Succession,’ Jeremy Strong has learned to break bad

Keith Richards • The guitarist on new Stones music, his songwriting process, and that time Chuck Berry threw him offstage

Joe Biden for President

The Sedition of Donald Trump • One of the country’s leading historians says that the president and his chief accomplice Attorney General Bill Barr’s subversions of democracy have taken America to the very brink

Trump vs Science • The president is trying to make science a servant that furthers his political interests, which is killing Americans and dragging us back to the Dark Ages

Four Years of Broken Promises • Trump made a pledge to the workers in Youngstown, Ohio, that he could save their jobs and their city. Instead, the massive auto plant shuttered and 4,500 were left unemployed

The War on Immigrants • The sheer volume of changes to U.S. policy has been staggering under Trump, and it will take a huge investment of time and money to undo

Ruth Bader Ginsburg • Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Elizabeth Warren reflect on the life of the pioneering Supreme Court justice and how we can carry on her legacy

Dylan Unguarded • As Bob Dylan’s career blossomed, he kept in close touch with his friend Tony Glover. The pair’s conversations and letters — published here for the first time — show a Dylan that few people knew

Country’s Lost Pioneer • LINDA MARTELL WAS THE FIRST BLACK FEMALE SOLO ARTIST TO PLAY THE GRAND OLE OPRY, BUT HER PROMISING CAREER WAS PLAGUED BY RACISM AND ENDED ALMOST AS QUICKLY AS IT BEGAN. FIFTY YEARS AFTER HER ONLY ALBUM, SHE’S LOOKING BACK.

The Future 25 • In a year of crisis, weathering change isn’t enough — the music business has to also push forward. Meet the visionaries leading the charge

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David Byrne • The legendary singer on embracing nonsense and owning his mistakes