Rolling Stone: Bringing you the hottest artist -- of 2008 ... finally

Rolling Stone finally managed to get arguably the most fascinating figure -- of last year -- on their latest cover ...

it only took Lil' Wayne 3 Grammys, 1 million copies of Tha Carter III sold -- in a week ... in 2008's music industry, and 10 years in the game to get the cover. It is difficult to live up to the Jonas "Clean Teen Machine" Brothers and Taylor "Very Pink, Very Perfect" Swift though -- which is why they got their first covers months ago?

I must admit, the most disappointing part of the long-overdue cover is the lack of originality -- per usual Rolling Stone-as-of-late. Print media is suffering, but it doesn't take millions of dollars to portray an artist's persona ...



Watch this space: Rolling Stone: still gathering moss

Dos and Don'ts of a Katie Couric Interview ft. Lil' Wayne and Sarah Palin

Politics could learn a thing or two from Pop -- like how to capitalize on a Katie Couric interview, and turn it into the pilot for "He Could Very Well Be Just That Into You."



Lil' Wayne says as a rapper he is like a journalist telling the news; obviously Wayne fared better than Palin with Katie because he too is a member of the "liberal elite media."





If all else fails: manners matter. Palin might have gotten a bit more leeway if she just softened up a bit to "Miss Katie."