Rolling Stone mourned the loss of Apple founder Steve Jobs this week by looking back over his career, reckoning with his massive impact on the music industry and revisiting features from our archives. We also reported on the world's response to his passing and talked to artists whose careers got a boost from being featured in ads for Apple products.

Photos: Steve Jobs' Technological Legacy
We also talked to Foster the People about MTV censoring their hit song "Pumped Up Kicks," got a guided tour of the Flaming Lips' new six-hour song from Wayne Coyne, chatted with Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea about his movie career and reminisced with Smokey Robinson about his late creative partner Marv Tarplin.

Photos: David Bowie's Years as a Rock Recluse
Rolling Stone also reviewed hot concerts by Jeff Mangum, Portishead, Talib Kweli, the Smashing Pumpkins, Black Eyed Peas, Robert Plant and the all-star tribute to Sting featuring Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel. We also analyzed this week's pop charts, looked back on this week in rock history and, as always, reviewed all the week's biggest releases.

Photos: 'Cirque du Soleil: Michael Jackson the Immortal' Premieres
On the pop culture front, Peter Travers raved about George Clooney's cynical but excellent new political movie The Ides of March, and we recapped the latest episodes of X Factor, The Sing-Off, Jersey Shore, Boardwalk Empire and Glee.

Photos: Random Notes

We also posted a gallery of your least favorite songs of the Eighties as determined by your votes. Our question for you this week is: What is the best Radiohead song? You can answer on our website, at facebook.com/rollingstone, or on Twitter using the #weekendrock hashtag.

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