Stereogum — Amazon Studios, in addition to producing adult series like Transparent and a bunch of other shows that are nowhere near as good as Transparent, has its hands in a lot of children’s programming, mainly because those do well on-demand when you just w... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Pussy Riot, Henry Rollins & others at Riot Fest Chicago (more by James Richards IV) Pussy Riot have had an eventful year, and after making an appearance in NYC at Barclays Center in February, members Masha Alekhina, Nadya Tolokonnikova and... more info

Pop Candy — Tuesday's headlines also include Henry Rollins and 'Manhattan.' more info

Stereogum — Last week, Henry Rollins brought a shitstorm of controversy down on himself when, in an L.A. Weekly column, he castigated Robin Williams and others who have committed suicide, writing that when someone commits suicide, “I can no longer take this pe... more info

Perez Hilton — We believe his apology is sincere. Although undoubtedly his previous hurtful words may prove to be unforgivable by a lot of people. Henry Rollins has built a career as a musician, actor, and poet because of his angry and uncompromising ways, but hi... more info

Stereogum — Passion Pit frontman Michael Angelakos has been open about his mental illness before. He even won an award last year for increasing awareness and putting a positive face on his experiences with bipolar disorder. Angelakos took to Twitter to criticize... more info

NME — Veteran rocker admits he deserves 'a caning' for LA Weekly column more info

Stereogum — Earlier this week, Henry Rollins wrote an editorial for LA Weekly called “Fuck Suicide,” in which he criticized parents — Robin Williams specifically — for killing themselves because of the trauma it leaves behind for their children. He’s n... more info

Stereogum — In the wake of Robin Williams’ suicide there have been many responses and reactions. Today, Henry Rollins wrote an editorial for LA Weekly titled “Fuck Suicide.” Rollins’ main point is essentially that people who are parents have no right to ... more info

Stereogum — Last summer Black Flag founder Greg Ginn sued his former bandmates for performing Black Flag material and using the iconic four bars logo under the name FLAG; Henry Rollins, who isn’t involved with FLAG, was named in the suit as well. A judge ruled... more info