
How Hunter S. Thompson Became a Legend
He had a briefcase of drugs and a supreme command of language – and as he defined his legacy at Rolling Stone, he changed journalism in the process
He had a briefcase of drugs and a supreme command of language – and as he defined his legacy at Rolling Stone, he changed journalism in the process
Footage will appear on deluxe edition of Grateful Dead doc 'Long Strange Trip'
Drugs were rampant, food and water were scarce, and several people lost their lives at this 1971 Louisiana gathering. How did what was supposed to be a hippie utopia get so out of hand?
One festival was a utopian hippie dream, the other a total nightmare
The Night Wolves are backed by the Kremlin, fighting in Ukraine and hellbent on restoring the empire
Gonzo journalist relives violent nightmares in 1967 interview with Studs Terkel
How the Doors, Byrds and nearly 30 other bands, a pack of Hells Angels and a lot of drugs made history at Fantasy Fair & Magic Mountain
A new BBC documentary is once again exploring claims that angry members of the Hells Angels […]
Before he invented an entirely new literary genre, the writer spent years struggling to pay the bills and find his voice
Hell's Angels go on trial, as George "Baby Huey" testifies against Sonny Barger and others