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'''Rolling Stone''' is a pop-culture magazine that has been published since 1967, and is published physically monthly, as well as online. | '''Rolling Stone''' is a pop-culture magazine that has been published since 1967, and is published physically monthly, as well as online. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:21, November 10, 2024
- For other uses of "Rolling Stone", see Rolling Stone.
Rolling Stone is a pop-culture magazine that has been published since 1967, and is published physically monthly, as well as online.
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References to Rolling Stone on The Simpsons[edit]
Episodes[edit]
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Comics[edit]
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Documentaries[edit]
Rolling Stone provided archive footage for three documentaries that aired on Sky One in January 2010:
References to The Simpsons in Rolling Stone[edit]
While numerous articles have been made on them, the Simpsons have appeared on several covers:
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External links[edit]
