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Last evening, Penguin and Rolling Stone celebrated the release of war reporter Michael Hastings’ new book, The Operators: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America's War in Afghanistan. More»

via hamptons.guestofaguest.com: Summer weather and Hamptons partying can make anyone frisky! It's time to start scouting out possible options. Here is our list of single ladies (for every age) that can be found out east this summer. Ladies, if you are looking for a list of hunky bachelors check out our picks from last year! MORE>>>

Memorial day weekend is just days away! And along with feeling out the new (and old) places to make staples this summer, it's all about scouting out possible hook up options. Here is our list of bachelorettes (for every age) that can be found out east this summer. Ladies, if you are looking for a good list of bachelors check out our picks from last year! More»

• Borders bookstore chain falls on hard times, files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection [KABC]
• In wake of uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, protests erupt in neighboring Middle Eastern and North African countries Libya, Yemen and Bahrain [LATimes]
• You can read all about Justin Bieber's thoughts on U.S. politics, health care, and his pro-life stance in the new issue of Rolling Stone [HuffPo]
• Charlie Sheen might want to wait until all the blow is out of his system before calling into radio shows to offer Lindsay Lohan advice [TMZ]
• After CBS reporter Lara Logan gets attacked when caught in Egyptian protests, networks consider pulling all female reporters from the region [PE]

Remember Rolling Stone magazine? "No" is an acceptable answer. After all, it's been a long, long time since the days of Hunter S. Thompson and Greil Marcus. And while they can still commission the occasional Matt Taibbi drive-by shooting, it now fits so incongruously between fluff profiles of "American Idol" contestants and five-star reviews of Kanye West albums that their best work comes off like a professor wandering through a frat party, trying to wade through a sea of puking co-eds and beer-bong toting freshmen. But hey, you might say, they're a magazine about modern pop culture, and even if the quality has slipped, they're still accomplishing their stated mission. To which I would then reply: did you know they're opening a chain restaurant? More»