Arturo Vega, who designed the Ramones’ iconic logo, died Saturday. He was 65. No cause of death was given. Vega’s death was announced by Legs McNeil, author of Please Kill Me: The Uncensored ...

1. The Ramones got their name from Paul McCartney's fake hotel check-in name. 4. The Ramones logo showcased how "all-American" they were. The iconic Ramones logo was crafted by artist Arturo Vega ...

The Ramones’ logo was just as iconic as the Ramones’ sounds. That image, the names of Dee Dee, Tommy, Johnny, and Joey circling that Americana-referencing eagle, is forever associated with ...

was Arturo Vega—whose iconic Ramones logo can be seen on Hot Topic T-shirts and museum gift shop merchandise around the world. The Ramones’ ferocious approach to pop music, played at a higher ...

The Ramones’ weird legend is growing 50 years ... and T-shirts with the band’s presidential-seal logo are so popular they’re worn by people who couldn’t tell a pinhead from a parrothead.

The man behind the iconic Ramones logo, artist Arturo Vega, has died. He was 65 years old. No cause of death has been given. If there was a "fifth Ramone," Vega may have well been him. He was not ...

Behind us, several museum employees finish mounting a concert banner bearing the instantly recognizable Ramones logo that mocked the presidential seal, designed by the band’s creative director ...

Those were the nostalgic days when the ubiquitous Arturo Vega Ramones logo on a T-shirt was seen as a symbol of camaraderie among punks, and was well before the anthemic chant of “Hey!

a.k.a. "The Fifth Ramone" Vega was the art director for the band and creator of the iconic Ramones logo. You know, the one kids today wear although they don't know who the Ramones were ...

It was also a symbol of profound family-style dysfunction, a new documentary film about the fabled punk rock group the Ramones reveals. “The Ramones’ dysfunction was their genius, but it ...