- Ugandan gay activist murdered after newspaper calls for him to be hanged - video
Human Rights Watch expresses concerns at murder of David Kato after being exposed by Uganda's Rolling Stone newspaper, but police dismiss link to homophobia
ヒューマンライツウォッチは、ウガンダのローリングストーン新聞で公開されて後にして、David加藤の殺人で懸念を表明、警察は同性愛へのリンクを却下
- Michael Jackson's $400 Million Afterlife
Over the past two years U2 has earned $320 million, fueled by a massive international tour that recently surpassed the Rolling Stones' Bigger Bang tour as the most lucrative of all time. The whopping total makes U2 the highest-paid musical act in the world over that period--the highest-paid living musical 過去2年間でU2は、最近のすべての時間の中で最も有利なように、ローリングストーンズビガーバンツアーを超えた大規模な国際的な観光に支えられ、3.2億ドルを得ています
- New Michael Jackson songs to be released: report
Sony Music will put on sale a collection of 10 previously unreleased songs by the late pop star Michael Jackson in November, Rolling Stone magazine reported.The magazine said the estate of the singer, who died in June 2009, had reached an agreement with the record company on the use of unreleased songs from Jackson's vault.The report said Jackson is believed to have left hard drives filled with unheard music, much of it recorded during his 1980s peak. Sony Musicが10未発表曲の販売コレクション後半ポップスター、マイケルジャクソンが11月に配置します、ローリングストーン誌のreported.The誌は2009年6月死亡した歌手の不動産は、レコードと合意に達したと述べたジャクソンのvault.Theレポートから未発表曲の使用上の会社がジャクソンは、ハードドライブを前例のない音楽でいっぱい残っているし、それの多くは彼の1980年代ピーク時記録と考えられているという
- Rebuilding Haiti: How Not to Do it
This piece at Rolling Stone is a guide to how not to go about rebuilding a devastated country like Haiti. Apparently, sending all the really bright people to plan things and giving them all the money they could possibly want doesn't work. Who knew? ローリングストーンではこの作品では、ハイチのような荒廃した国を再建する方法を教えてしないようにするためのガイドです
- What Keith Richards' Life As a Rolling Stone Tells Us About Economics
Though Rolling Stones’ guitarist Keith Richards’ autobiography is a great read on its own for the remarkable story it tells, there are economic lessons within that apply to all manner of concepts made frequently prosaic by books and newspaper articles. From the wealth gap, to what drives success, to taxation, Richards’ amazing story explains them all in exciting, uplifting fashion. ローリングストーンズのギタリスト、キースリチャーズの自伝は、指示顕著な物語のための独自の偉大な読み取りですが、その概念のすべての方法に適用される内は、書籍や新聞記事が頻繁に平凡な作ら経済のレッスンがあります
- Radiation In Japan, Deception Over Korphe: A Chat With Byliner Founders
Two of the most buzzworthy pieces of long-form journalism in the past month were not published by The New Yorker, Rolling Stone or Vanity Fair. Nor did Simon & Schuster or Random House sell the work. They were the first two products published by a new website, Byliner.com, which, once fully launched, intends to both celebrate the history of long-form journalism and reinvent it for a digital age. この一ヶ月の長期フォームジャーナリズムの最もホットな作品のうち2つはニューヨーカー、ローリングストーン誌やヴァニティフェアで公開されていませんでした
- Rolling Stone and Michele Bachmann: Lazy, but Not Plagiarism
When you combine Michele Bachmann, one of America's most strident politicians, and Matt Taibbi, one of its more scorching polemicists, you know things are going to get intense. But the reaction Rolling Stone got for Taibbi's new profile of Bachmann wasn't exactly the one it was hoping for: The magazine is now facing allegations that it used another outlet's reporting in a way that disguised how little legwork Taibbi did of his own. もしミシェルバックマン、アメリカで最も執拗な政治家の一つ、とマットTaibbi、その多くの焼けのpolemicistsのいずれかを組み合わせると、あなたは物事が激しい得ようとしている知っている
- Pentagon inquiry clears sacked general
A Pentagon inquiry into a Rolling Stone magazine profile of General Stanley McChrystal that led to his dismissal as the top United States commander in Afghanistan has cleared him of wrongdoing.The probe's results, released yesterday,... 昨日発表アフガニスタンでトップ、米国司令官はwrongdoing.Theプローブの結果、彼をクリアしているとしての彼の解任につながった一般スタンレーマクリスタルのローリングストーン誌のプロファイルに国防総省のお問い合わせ、...
- Jock Shocker! Howard Stern Used Sex To Cope
Shock jock Howard Stern has told Rolling Stone magazine that he used sex to cope with his divorce from his wife of 20 years, Alison. ショックジョックハワードスターン氏は20年の彼の妻、アリソンからの彼の離婚に対処するためにセックスを使用したローリングストーン誌に語った
- Kitty Empire's best pop of 2010
The Observer's pop critic reviews a year in which teen pop triumphed over rockFor those listening out for high notes in a withering music industry, the arrival of Take That's Progress album provided some succour. The reunion between Robbie Williams and his erstwhile bandmates sold a much-trumpeted 235,000 on its first day, making it the fastest-selling album so far this century in the UK.But before we raise a toast, it's worth contrasting these with the first day sales of Call of Duty: Black Ops. This shoot-em-up video game had sold 1.4m copies on its first day one week earlier, wiping the floor not only with all music, but with many blockbuster movies as well.Hand-wringers might have had cause to despair of end times thanks also to the rise and rise of Justin Bieber, a US teen-pop moppet seemingly constructed entirely from tweets. Pop ruled; rock sold poorly – unless you're counting all those Kings of Leon mega-gigs, and the stubborn cultural presence of the Rolling Stones and the Beatles. The Stones had their first No 1 album in 16 years with the re-release of Exile on Main Street, and Keef's autobiography garnered much traction by pointing out some uncharitable things about Mick. The two Apples – Corps and Inc – finally worked out how to digitally juice the Beatles' back catalogue.But surely we have evolved beyond a mindset in which the rude health of music is equated with a preponderance of guitar bands. In many ways, 2010 felt like a groundhog year – 2009, slight return. Homegrown urban music flourished in 2009; 2010 produced a new star in Tinie Tempah. Lady Gaga was omnipresent again, pimping steak tartare couture and touring here twice, even though she released no new music in 2010.Giving music away for free had its cultural moment with Radiohead's In Rainbows in オブザーバーのポップ批評家は、今年は、ティーンポップは、それらが枯れて、音楽業界で高いノートから聞いての到着はそれが進歩のアルバムはいくつかの救助を提供してくださいrockFor triumphed以上レビュー
- Steve Bell on Barack Obama and Stanley McChrystal
Afghanistan war chief's resignation was forced by US president for remarks in Rolling Stone magazineSteve Bell
アフガニスタン戦争の責任者の辞任は、ローリングストーンmagazineSteveの発言の米大統領ベルを余儀なくされた
- General Stanley McChrystal to retire from US military | Richard Adams
Stanley McChrystal, after stepping down as Nato's top commander in Afghanistan, is to retire from the US militaryGeneral Stanley McChrystal, who was forced to resign in dramatic circumstances last week as commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan, has told the army that he will cut his ties with the institution he has spent his adult life serving.McChrystal's career came to an abrupt halt after embarrassing revelations from a profile in Rolling Stone magazine. It reported the general and his aides making disparaging remarks about civilian leadership, including President Obama and the vice-president, Joe Biden.An army spokesman said McChrystal, 55, has told notified the army of his plan to retire, but he has not yet submitted formal retirement papers.McChrystal's decision was not unexpected. One of his predecessors, General David McKiernan, was fired as the top commander in Afghanistan in 2009 and left the Army shortly after.A poll conducted over the weekend found that most Americans agreed with President Obama's decision to relieve McChrystal of his command after the article's publication. The survey of 1,000 adults found that 53% agreed with Obama's decision to accept McChrystal's resignation, while 28% disagreed and 18% were undecided.McChrystal's retirement pension might not be as lucrative as it could have been. Because he didn't serve long enough as a four-star general, his pension will be based on his previous three-star rank. McChrystal graduated from the West Point military academy in 1976, and has spent his entire career in the army.On Tuesday, the Senate armed service committee holds confirmation hearings for McChrystal's replacement in Afghanistan, General David Petraeus.Stanley McChrystalUS militaryDavid PetraeusObama administrationUnited StatesRichard Adamsgu スタンレーMcChrystalは、アフガニスタンにおけるNATOの最高司令官を辞任した後、米国militaryGeneralスタンレーMcChrystal、劇的な状況では先週、アフガニスタンでNATO軍として指。辞任を余儀なくされたから引退すると、その彼がカットされます軍隊を伝えて、彼の彼はのキャリア彼の大人の生活serving.McChrystal。。u0026#39;を費やしている機関との関係が突然停止するローリングストーン誌のプロファイルから恥ずかしい暴露後に来た
- Solomon Burke: a life in clips
From a 1962 recording of Cry To Me, via a Mick Jagger duet, to a 2003 version of Everybody Needs Somebody to LoveSolomon Burke, who died this morning on a plane at Amsterdam's Schipol airport, lived his life in front of a microphone – a life that is mapped in scores of YouTube clips, from a 1962 recording of Cry to Me – to which many fans have added comments that they are crying for him – to an awesome Top of the Pops 2003 version of Everybody Needs Somebody to Love.There is a storming version of I Can't Stop Loving You, recorded in Germany in 1987, or a pure country version of You're the Kind of Trouble, from his 2006 Nashville album.In one cherishable clip Burke completely discombobulates Mick Jagger by swathing him in a blue velvet and gold lamé cloak as they duet on Everybody. The clip also features various Rolling Stones paying awed tribute to Burke. And there is a babyfaced Stones cover of the same track in 1965.SoulUnited StatesMaev Kennedyguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
アムステルダムのスキポール空港で飛行機で今朝死亡したLoveSolomonバーク、と皆のニーズの誰か2003年のバージョンにミックジャガーのデュエットを介してトゥミークライ1962記録から、マイクの前に彼の人生を生きて - 人生をことは、わたしにクライ1962年の記録から、YouTubeのクリップのスコアでマップされている - には多くのファンは、彼らが彼のために泣いていることをコメントが追加されているが - 素晴らしいLove.Thereにみんなのニーズの誰のポップス2003バージョンの先頭です私の襲撃のバージョンは2006年のナッシュビルのalbum.In一cherishableクリップBurkeさんから、あなたが、または1987年にドイツで記録されたあなたの純粋な国のバージョンは、トラブルの種類をしているキャントストップすることはできません彼を完全にswathingでミックジャガーをdiscombobulatesブルーベルベットとゴールドラメは、彼らにみんなでデュエットをクロークインチクリップもバーク畏敬の念を敬意を表して様々なローリングストーンズを備えています
- Stones stop rolling
LONDON: The Rolling Stones are finally bowing out after 50 years in music, with a giant farewell tour, according to the Sun newspaper. Drummer Charlie Watts will celebrate his 70th birthday on the tour, and bandmates Ronnie... ロンドンでは：ローリングストーンズは最終的に音楽の50年後、巨大なお別れのツアーでは、Sunの新聞によると。退ています
- Michael Tomasky: McChrystal resigning, says CNN
Just breaking right now, 5 pm east coast time:General Stanley McChrystal has submitted has submitted his resignation, an unnamed source has told Time magazine. CNN tweeted news of the resignation. More details to follow.Apparently Joe Klein told CNN this around 4:40 pm. Joe would know, I'd think. He's been heavy on top of all things Afghanistan. Here's a page from CNN's blog with a little bit more. It's a break for Obama in that it obviously saves Obama having to make the call. Of course maybe he did make the call in private. Whether the White House told the general that he was going to be canned and they'd let him save face by resigning, we don't yet know.Remember - this is all happening right on the verge of the supposed big Kandahar offensive. The best argument against McChrystal leaving was that, and the general parlous condition of an effort that isn't going well and is supposed to end, or start ending, within a year. They need to get someone in that job fast, and someone who doesn't need to spend another three months reviewing the situation.This is certainly one for the history books. It's not quite up there with Truman and MacArthur, because MacArthur was far more subordinate over a longer period. But it's close. Maybe it will lead to some kind of more general reassessment of the civ-mil balance of power, which has tilted strongly in the military's direction in recent years because Democrats are too timid to take them on and Republicans are less inclined to. We'll see. In the meantime, a stunning day. And certainly one of the biggest deals in the history of Rolling Stone magazine, up there with their Patty Hearst coverage, or bigger.Obama administrationAfghanistanMichael Tomaskyguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subj ちょうど今、午後5時東海岸時間：一般的なスタンレーMcChrystalを提出した速報は、『タイム』誌に語ったが、彼の辞任を、匿名の情報筋に提出した
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