Exploring the famed fallout between former Velvet Underground frontman Lou Reed and the father of gonzo journalism Hunter S Thompson.

Hunter Thompson in his Woody Creek, Colo. cabin during the 1992 election season. Credit: paul harris/Getty Images There are two times in my life when I felt Hunter S Thompson, the infamous gonzo ...

Click here to buy Hunter S. Thompson's latest book, "Kingdom of Fear." The American nation is in the worst condition I can remember in my lifetime, and our prospects for the immediate future are ...

Hunter S. Thompson. It was 1977. On Christmas Day in Aspen, 1993, Thompson signed and gifted a “Hunter Thompson for Sheriff” poster to Honhart, which he now looks to sell. “Now that it’s over 30 years ...

In May 1974, Governor Jimmy Carter delivered a blistering Law Day address at the University of Georgia to a distinguished audience of lawyers and public officials, along with members of the press ...

Click here to buy Hunter S. Thompson's new book, Fear and Loathing in America : The Brutal Odyssey of an Outlaw Journalist. "The enemy," I said gruffly. "He is down there stealing our gasoline." ...

Hunter S. Thompson doesn’t think much of the “button-down” lives of the squares. He likens them to “ribbon salesmen,” enslaved to their “time payments,” at best hypocritical pseudo ...

Hunter S. Thompson and the “New Journalism” crowd, which included Tom Wolfe (who coined the label), Joan Didion, and George Plimpton are perfect examples. Their outputs then, and their ...

Anarchy. Ambition. Peacocks. Who was Hunter S. Thompson? He changed journalism. He defined counterculture. Equal parts philosopher, clown and genius, he was armed and dangerous with a typewriter ...