Stereogum — Back in May, Public Image Ltd. announced that they would release their 10th studio album, What The World Needs Now…, in the fall, and today they’ve shared the lead single from the record. It’s called “Double Trouble” and frontman John Lydon... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Guardian listed authors who excel on the internet. The Cipher podcast interviewed John Lydon about his memoir Anger Is an Energy. Bustle recommended non-required books every woman should read before she finishes high school. The band Bellows play... more info

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LargeHeartedBoy — Bookworm interviewed Kazuo Ishiguro about his novel The Buried Giant. Rolling Stone interviewed John Lydon about his new memoir Anger Is an Energy. Literary moments from Seinfeld. The Stranger interviewed Kathleen Hanna. One Story interviewed author ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Greg Cristman John Lydon @ Saint Vitus 4/28/2015 With so much trash talking, it's hard to know when to take Lydon seriously (could his theory be true that one of Sid Vicious's drug debtors planted a knife on... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — John Lydon's second memoir, Anger Is an Energy: My Life Uncensored was released last year in the UK and will get a North American release on April 28 via Dey Street Books. It was well-recieved in the UK, here's... more info

Core News — “Tonight’s guest is best known for being the lead singer of punk rock band the Sex Pistols, Mr John Lydon. After a chance meeting Craig and John shared their love of funk & soul and Craig quickly realised he had met a very famous Secret Soul Boy,... more info

Stereogum — Sex Pistols/Public Image Ltd. frontman John Lydon gave an interview to The Telegraph in which he says he spent £10,000 — the equivalent of $15,632.60 — on iPad apps. The man loves apps! More specifically, he loves the type of video games that al... more info

The Telegraph — But John 'Rotten' Lydon, the former Sex Pistol, is normally careful with money - especially after his time squatting with Sid Vicious more info

The Telegraph — John Lydon's ridiculously entertaining new memoir shows how he turned youthful rebellion into a 40-year career, says Neil McCormick more info