Conviction in Ramones Manager's Murder

Natavia Lowery, convicted of killing punk pioneer Linda Stein, faces life in prison.
The Ramones

More than two and a half years after the murder of Linda Stein, former Ramones co-manager and ex-wife of Sire Records founder Seymour Stein, her assistant Natavia Lowery, 28, has been convicted in Oct. 30, 2007, slaying, the New York Times reports.

5 Reasons Against a Ramones Biopic

SPIN's Charles Aaron responds to news that a feature film about the influential New York punks is in the works.
The Ramones

Exclusive Song: MxPx Cover the Ramones

Washington State skate-punks bring pop vivacity to Joey Ramone's President Reagan bash-athon. Listen here!
MxPx

What brings "Chick Magnet" trio MxPx and the Ramones together? A love for wicked punk tunes and a mutual disdain for former President Ronald Reagan!

9 Awesome Songs About Comic Book Characters

From Spider-Man to Superman to, sigh, Judge Dredd, David Marchese picks his favorite odes to heroes born from pen and ink.
Doctor Manhattan / Bob Dylan / Billy Corgan

The Watchmen is without a doubt the most highly anticipated superhero film since, uh, last summer's The Dark Knight.

Hey! Ho! Let's Shop!

T-shirts, sure, but Ramones flip-flops? Though the band barely sold records in their heyday, the punk icons have become a mighty retail presence in their afterlife. What's behind their transformation from glue-sniffing rebels to tchotchke-hawking moguls?
Photo by Mark Weiss

Another day, another delivery of Ramones wear to the East Village home of Arturo Vega, the band's former lighting director and art coordinator. (He designed their eagle insignia.) "More merchandise," Vega says with a resigned smile, ripping open a box containing new T-shirts featuring the faces of Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee, and Tommy.

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