Dead Ringers

Two controversial new movies try to replicate the spirit of rock'n'roll, but at heart, they're just fakes.

The Passions of Krist

Benjamin Franklin. Alexander Hamilton. Krist Novoselic? He may not have his face on U.S. currency yet, but in the decade since Nirvana’s demise, the bass guitarist and grunge pioneer has undergone a political awakening of which the Founding Fathers would likely approve. Novoselic, 39, has used his influence to found JAMPAC (the Joint Artists and Music Promotions Political Action Campaign) and combat the Erotic Music Law (which banned the sale of “erotic” music to minors) and the Teen Dance Ordinance (which restricted admission into all-ages venues). His first book, Of Grunge and Government: Let’s Fix This Broken Democracy! (RDV/Akashic Books), is a passionate and persuasive account of his personal and political journey, as well as an argument for some much-needed electoral reforms. From his home in southwest Washington, Novoselic talked about injecting this year’s election with his own brand of common sense.

Appetite for Deception

The Other Half: Q & A with Method Man

In this exclusive interview, Method Man speaks with Spin about '70s sitcoms, the Wu Tang Clan, and why Ol' Dirty Bastard needs to start smoking crack again.

Redman Uncensored

In their raucous new TV comedy, Method and Red, the two rappers-turned-actors are infiltrating a suburban paradise--and a medium--that may not be ready for them. In this exclusive interview, run (almost) in its entirely online, Redman speaks with Spin.

A Boo-tiful Find: The Village's Bryce Howard

Though her red hair and her last name should be dead giveaways,
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