'Everybody Hurts' director on the R.E.M. video that 'changed' lives 30 years ago: 'It touched everybody' Jake Scott, son of Ridley, was still trying to make a name for himself in the early '90s ...

DAVID GREENE, Host: Some fans of the band REM may be relating to his song today. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "EVERYBODY HURTS") MICHAEL STIPE: (Singing) Everybody hurts, sometimes... STEVE INSKEEP, Host ...

For REM fans, it’s the end of the world as they know it. For Chiefs fans, it might as well be. Mumbling minstrel Michael Stipe and his REM bandmates called it quits this week after a 30-year care… ...

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Everybody hurts, sometimes. But you'd probably hurt a lot less if you could afford to buy former R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe's New York City pad. For $10.95 million you can own his duplex ...

'Everybody Hurts' was the fourth single off R.E.M.'s multiplatinum 'Automatic for the People,' which the band released on Oct. 5, 1992.

Has "Everybody Hurts" helped you deal with depression or heartache? Is this Michael Stipe's best lyric ever?

R.E.M.'s still got it. The group — comprised of frontman Michael Stipe, guitarist Peter Buck, bass player Mike Mills and drummer Bill Berry — had a surprise onstage reunion at the Songwriters ...

Art is a great way to express inner pain, and Michael Stipe knows better than anyone that everybody hurts. Maybe that's why the the former R.E.M.

Stipe says that looking back leads to nostalgia which leads to sentimentality -- and then laughs, recognizing that while he's averse to those emotions, he is also the guy who wrote "Everybody Hurts." ...

Michael Stipe served as a surprise opening act at Patti Smith's concert, performing a six-song gig filled with R.E.M. tracks and covers.

Michael Stipe was an art student and worked with many filmmakers to craft iconic imagery, from "Losing My Religion" to "Everybody Hurts".