Rolling Stone magazine unleashed a firestorm with its provocative cover featuring a smoldering, Jim Morrison-esque image of accused Boston bomber, Dzhohkar Tsar IE 11 is not supported.

Rolling Stone’s ‘Boston Bomber’ Cover Sparks Outrage. The Dzhokhar Tsarnaev image has drawn comparisons to the magazine's Jim Morrison and Charles Manson covers.

I know I’m supposed to be outraged by the Rolling Stone cover that depicts Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as a dreamy young man, with its implicit resonances with the famous Jim Morrison photo. When taken ...

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To be fair, Rolling Stone's full story is not yet available as we publish this post.(Note at 5:30 p.m. ET: It's now online here.)But the framing of the story follows the pattern Leonard is talking ...

"This is nothing new to Rolling Stone," he said of the magazine, which won a National Magazine Award for its 1970 prison interview with mass murderer Charles Manson, who was featured on the cover.