Henry Rollins Videos

Outspoken political and human rights activist Henry Rollins blasts the establishment and warns of the last free days of the Internet in the opening to his late night show on the Independent Film Channel. ADULT LANGUAGE.

Henry talks with director John Waters; "Letters From Henry" asks Toby Keith why he tries to promote a blue collar cycle of boozing and borrowing money to sell records; and The Mars Volta perform.

Henry reminds us that for all the good that has transpired in politics, pop culture, and business since the end of last season, our nation is far from OK and thus we all need to exercise our first amendment rights in...

A special interview with two veterans of the Iraq war. Plus a performance of "If I Cant Change Your Mind" by Bob Mould.

The Henry Rollins Show with celebrity guest Marilyn Manson and musical guest Peaches performing "Boys Want To Be Her;" plus commentary from Janane Garofolo.

Henry highlights how our country takes pleasure in taking down the cheap celebrity heroes who we build up when we should instead be looking to truly inspirational heroes like our fighting men and women.

Henry has a few choice words for the Republican party, which continues to push for privatization as evident by there uber privatized testing ground in Iraq; also known as the Green Zone.

Henry laments the vast amounts of meaningless personal information on the internet and all of the people who need to maintain a web presence to feel alive.

Ryan Adams and The Cardinals perform "Goodnight Rose," off their upcoming new album "Easy Tiger." An IFC.com web exclusive. The Henry Rollins Show Episode 202.

Henry muses about U.S. companies and China's rules and censorship.

The Good, The Bad and The Queen perform "Herculean" exclusively for IFC.com on The Henry Rollins Show.

Henry Rollins on "Deathdealer"

Musician and activist Chuck D of Public Enemy stops by to chat with Henry about how the media, particularly the MTVs and BETs of the world, are destroying young minds. The Henry Rollins Show 102.

The Henry Rollins Show 214. A clip from Henry's interview with Billy Bob Thornton, who discusses his music and the release of his album "HOBO."

Penelope Spheeris, the celebrated director of "Wayne's World" and the "Decline of Western Civilization" films, talks about the heyday of punk and her upcoming Janis Joplin biopic. The Henry Rollins Show 109.

Comedian and actor Eddie Izzard talks about his long road to acting and how American audiences react to his comedy. He has appeared in "Velvet Goldmine" and "The Shadow of the Vampire." The Henry Rollins Show 108.

Henry examines how our nations leaders took advantage of our ignorance about the Middle Easts religion and culture in order to con us into the Iraq War.

The legendary Ozzy Osbourne controversial heavy metal rocker, former frontman for Black Sabbath, and reality TV star stops by for a look at his remarkable career and his craziest years. The Henry Rollins Show 104.

A web only interview with Manu Chao on the set of the Henry Rollins Show.

Henry blasts those who make themselves into tabloid fuel when a famous friend or relative diesthen recommends the best way to make money off of a celebritys death.

Henry talks to legendary rocker Joan Jett and the Blood Brothers perform "Set Fire to the Face of Fire" plus Henry gives his opinion about profiting from celebrity death and sends a letter to the president of China.

Henry talks to Gene Simmons; Queens of the Stone Age perform Misfit Love off their new album Era Vulgaris Henry talks about selling out and appears in a new Drawing Conclusions about Saddam Hussein.

In this weeks Teeing Off, Henry reminds us that there are no trustworthy institutions left in the world. Newspapers, cable news, credit card companies, Wikipedia, medicine and science, they've all let us down and lied to us...

his week on the show, Henry talks to legendary street artist Shepard Fairey, and The Duke Spirit performs "Lasso." Henry discusses advertisers who have redefined what it means to be "getting by" in America.

This week on the Henry Rollins Show, Henry talks to Serj Tankian and Tom Morello about their activist group "Axis of Justice", and AMEN perform their single "Coma America."

This week on the show, Henry talks to entrepreneur Russell Simmons, and The Good, The Bad and The Queen perform "Nature Springs". Henry talks on germ warmfare and pens a letter Ken Lay.

Henry is frightened by a new study illustrating that today's college kids are tomorrow's leaders, are in fact a group of self absorbed narcissists!

Henry talks to William Shatner and Peeping Tom Mike Patton perform "Mojo". Henry talks about our ignorance of the Middle East and looks at the impala in a new Drawing Conclusions.

An IFC.com exclusive interview with California born singer/songwriter/multi instrumentalist Ben Harper, who released his seventh studio album, the double disc "Both Sides of the Gun," in March 2006.

Henry talks to Don Cheadle, and Rufus Wainwright performs "Going to a Town" off his new record, "Release the Stars". Henry looks at the self help craze and pens a letter to the late F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Henry talks to acting legend and cult favorite Christopher Walken, and Shane MacGowan of the Pogues performs "Dirty Old Town."

In the season finale's "Teeing Off," Henry blasts those who want to limit our freedom on the Internet in order to increase profit and control over what we read, see and create.

Actor and director Matt Dillon discusses the life and work of author Charles Bukowski. Dillon's new film, "Factotum," was inspired by Bukowski's writing. The Henry Rollins Show 120.

A web only interview with Casey Chaos of AMEN on the set of the Henry Rollins Show. .

Acting legend Jeff Bridges, who has three films ready to be released this year, joins Henry to talk about "The Big Lebowski," the importance of not being typecast, and his one big dream role. Excerpt The Henry Rollins Show 106.

The reunited original members of Dinosaur Jr. perform "Forget the Swan" off their their album "Dinosaur," recently reissued by Merge Records. The Henry Rollins Show 113.

Watch a performance of "Again and Again", a track from Bob Moulds upcoming new solo record, exclusively for IFC.com on The Henry Rollins Show.

A web only interview with Gogol Bordello on the set of the Henry Rollins Show.

The Mars Volta perform "Tetragrammaton," off their album "Amputechture." An IFC.com web exclusive. The Henry Rollins Show Episode 203.

Henry is fed up with the production of the Hummer and questions GM's level of corporate responsibility.

In this weeks Teeing Off, Henry provides some helpful steps towards completely avoiding the self help craze that has earned annoying popularity

Henry talks to actor/director Steve Buscemi and Billy Bragg performs "Waiting for the Great Leap Forward" plus a "Letter from Henry" to the Homeland Security Secretary.

Henry talks with comedian Ben Stiller; this season's first edition of "Letters From Henry" welcomes David Beckham to L.A.; and Ryan Adams & The Cardinals perform "What Sin Replaces Love."

This week on the show, Henry talks to actor Samuel L. Jackson, and Manu Chao performs "Rainin' in Paradize" Henry talks about gambling and writes a letter to Jesus Christ himself.

Henry wonders why people are ignorant enough to think that the diamonds on their fingers are rare and valuable when the truth about these overpriced gems is staring them in the face.

Henry celebrates consumers' increasing freedom from having to deal with woefully inept customer service employees, as technology allows us to serve ourselves.

Henry uncovers the less than glamorous truth behind the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Henry tries to wrap his mind around the illogic of intelligent design in the science world.

Henry explores the idea of life at an exclusively Roman Catholic community being built by the founder of Domino's Pizza.

Henry questions why politicians, athletes, students, and most people who go to Vegas are predisposed to cheat.

Director Kevin Smith stops by to talk about returning to his roots with "Clerks II. " Kevin Smith is a writer, actor, and director whose films include "Clerks" and "Dogma." The Henry Rollins Show 117.

Henry talks to author Gore Vidal, and Gogol Bordello perform "60 Revolutions". Henry comments on political polling plus the final installment of The Disquisition, featuring Janeane Garofalo.

In "Teeing Off," Henry examines everything that's wrong with summer, including meatheads, tanning lotion, movies and lawsuits.

In "Teeing Off," Henry questions Hollywood's uninformed liberals who can't keep their mouths shut, making them easy targets for Republicans.

Henry caps off the season with a special appearance by the Original members of the Rollins Band to perform "Volume 4." Rollins Band is: Henry Rollins vocals , Chris Haskett guitar , Melvin Gibbs bass and Sim Cain drums .

Henry talks about how too many Americans are overspending these days as they try to keep pace with the heavily marketed celebrity lifestyle.

Henry wonders why apathy has replaced urgency in our nation's battle against AIDS.

Henry sees a direct link between the Army developing video games for kids and the possibility of an Army draft in the future.

Henry discusses the pitfalls of being overstimulated with technology.

Henry is baffled by the lack of creativity exhibited by the major networks when they create fear based entertainment, like the recent disaster films about bird flu and a super earthquake.

An IFC.com exclusive interview. Formed in 1986, the pummeling rock juggernaut that is the Rollins Band made its name through years of constant touring, including memorable performances on the inaugural Lollapalooza tour.

The Henry Rollins Show the Stooges Special! An interview with Iggy Pop and an uncensored performance by the Stooges of "ATM" off "The Weirdness", their first album since reuniting after 30 years.

Henry speaks out on President Bush's chances of actually being impeached for misleading the nation.

This week on the Henry Rollins Show, Henry talks to porn publishing legend Larry Flynt of Hustler Magazine, and Placebo perform "Blind" off their recently re released album Meds.Premieres Fri 7/6 at 11 PM ET and encores Mon 7/9 at 12:30 ET.

This week on the Henry Rollins Show, Henry talks to acclaimed actor Tim Roth, and Robyn Hitchcock & The Venus 3 perform the title track of their newest album "Ole Tarantula".