Taylor Swift's New BFFs; Wildest VMA Moments

Having trouble seeing this email? View online» Wednesday, August 21, 2013 Digital Access Taylor Swift Brings Out Tegan and Sara in L.A. On her massive summer tour, Taylor Swift is sharing a bit of her white-hot spotlight. Last night in L.A. she brought out Tegan and Sara to sing their hit "Closer" with her. Their new album, Heartthrob, is "one of my favorites of all time," Swift told her fans.  Read More » Bradley Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison On Wednesday morning Army leaker Bradley Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison. "We've never seen this long a prison sentence for leaks to the press," says the director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology project. "This is new ground for the U.S." Read More » On the Charts: Katy Perry and Lady Gaga Singles Duke It Out Country star Luke Bryan scored his second Number One album of the year with his latest, Crash My Party. But the real party crashers were Katy Perry and Lady Gaga, whose battle over on the singles charts represents some hope for fall record sales. Read More » Inside Glen Campbell's Final Album After he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, Glen Campbell's impressive 2001 album Ghost on the Canvas was promoted as the pop-country great's farewell. See You There, his moving new album, is like a surprise encore. Read More » Are 3D Movies Over? When James Cameron says there's too much 3D in movies, it's time to listen. There's a difference between movies shot in 3D (like his Avatar) and films converted in post-production, he says: "If you spend $150 million on effects, the film is already going to look spectacular." Read More » NEW SONG Tears for Fears Cover Arcade Fire LISTEN » VIDEO GALLERY Wildest Moments in VMA History WATCH » VIDEO Director's Cut: Nirvana, 'Heart-Shaped Box' WATCH » • Lance Bass Weighs in on 'NSync Reunion Talk • Maynard James Keenan Confirms Tool at Work on 'Some Jams' • Drake Added to VMAs Lineup • Scientists Working to Extract DNA From John Lennon's Tooth • Trent Reznor: Kanye Is Our Most Dangerous Entertainer 393 Million Macklemore Fans Can't Be Wrong How a slightly guilty Seattle MC and a cocky young producer took over pop music. Read Brian Hiatt's cover story in RS All Access. Read Full Issue » (Rolling Stone Archives) Subscribe to Magazine » Digital Access » You have received this email because you are a Rolling Stone newsletter subscriber. Click here to unsubscribe. View our online Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Wenner Media, LLC, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10104 © 2013 RollingStone.com All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.