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rollingstone.com - 5/29/2009

The Rolling Stone 2009 Hot List

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Stocks may tumble and fortunes may fall, but hotness, it seems, is eternal. There was some concern about compiling our latest Rolling Stone Hot List during an ice-cold era. But it seems that in these uncertain, gray days, we need what our Managing Editor Will Dana called "the sparkly and the ...

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mudvillegazette.com - 5/29/2009

SWJ and the Rolling Stone Hot 100

— mudvillegazette.com — Dave Dillege asks "What do Lady Gaga and Small Wars Journal have in common? One is on... the cover of the Rolling Stone and one isn't - but sure enough both made the Rolling Stone 2009 "Hot List" - go figure." "This time," an anonymous Rolling Stone editor says of the list , "we're ... (more) SWJ and the Rolling Stone Hot 100

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mudvillegazette.com - 5/31/2009

Take Cover

— mudvillegazette.com — Now that Rolling Stone has included Small Wars Journal on the 2009 Hot List , how long... until we see these at the local PX (or grocery store): Administrative note: we're putting some site upgrades in place, comments are unavailable at this time. Hope to have them restored ... (more) Take Cover

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SWJ and the Rolling Stone Hot 100
Mudville Gazette — ... Dave Dillege asks "What do Lady Gaga and Small Wars Journal have in common? One is on the cover of the Rolling Stone and one isn't - but sure enough both made the Rolling Stone 2009 "Hot List" - go figure." ...

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Jules Crittenden — ... . Both hot. But don’t take my word for it.  Rolling Stone :  Since we launched the Hot List in 1986, we’ve had our share of hits and misses (check our cover gallery to revisit all out past Hot Issues, from Angelina to Giselle to Britney). In 1988, we profiled “Hot Character Actor” Kevin Spacey, and we’re particularly proud that in 1990, we introduced readers to a 23-year-old screenwriter named Jeffrey Abrams (you might know him now as Lost and Star Trek visionary J.J. Abrams). Of course, we’ve also missed the mark — in 1990, we thought Renny Harlin’s hot streak would last, ...