Mick Jagger addresses possibility of The Rolling Stones recording new music: “It’s got to be in safe circumstances”

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Black Mirror director Toby Haynes is set to helm a new Star Wars Rogue One spin-off series.Haynes is replacing Tony Gilroy in the director’s chair for the Disney+ show, which sources claim is due to coronavirus-related travel issues.As Deadline reports, sources say that Gilroy was uncertain whether to travel from his home in New York to the UK to undertake directing duties for the show, which is about to begin production.Haynes is set to direct the first three episodes of the show, having

Chris Willman Music WriterRonnie Wood has always seemed like he’d be nothing if not an enjoyable hang. That proves to be very much the case with “Somebody Up There Likes Me,” a documentary about the Rolling Stones guitarist from British director Mike Figgis (“Leaving Las Vegas”), who has clearly been hitting it off for quite a while with the musician … although Wood is so hail-fellow-well-met, you suspect he might have a good rapport with anybody.

A bass guitar once belonging to former Rolling Stones star Bill Wyman has sold at auction for a record-breaking 384,000 dollars (about £300,000).

Sir Mick Jagger has a place in the British Museum’s new Tantra exhibition – but not thanks to his lothario reputation.

The Rolling Stones’ reissue of Goats Head Soap has debuted at number one, five decades after the album originally topped the UK charts in 1973.

The Rolling Stones have broken a chart record and beaten Declan McKenna to the Number One spot on the UK chart today (September 11).The veteran band were in a tight race for the top with the young star after their 1973 album ‘Goats Head Soup’ was reissued last week (September 4).The Stones beat McKenna’s second album ‘Zeros’ to Number One by just over 800 sales and lead on physical copies, according to the Official Charts Company.

Declan McKenna and The Rolling Stones appear to be in a tight race for the UK Number One album this week.According to data collected overnight by the Official Charts Company, fewer than 50 physical (CD, vinyl and cassette) sales now separate the two acts in their battle for the top spot.Currently, McKenna is still at Number One as of the latest sales flash with his second studio album ‘Zeros’.However, the group, fronted by Mick Jagger, have the most downloads of the week so far with their

Declan McKenna and The Rolling Stones' race for this week's Number 1 album looks like it will be a photo finish.

Princess Sofia, a former reality TV star, has wondered whether she would ever pull a “Megxit.” The 35-year-old, who is married to Prince Carl Philip of Sweden, appeared in a new documentary that aired on Sweden’s TV4 titled “Princess Sofia: Project Playground.” In the special, the princess was asked whether she would consider stepping back as a senior member of the royal family, just like Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife, former American actress Meghan Markle. “No.

Princess Sofia of Sweden has opened up about if she had ever considered leaving the royal family like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle did with the British Royal Family.

It’s youth vs experience on this week’s Official Albums Chart Update as Declan McKenna and The Rolling Stones go head-to-head for the UK’s Number 1 album.

Britain’s Got Talent to “bubbling up” the professional dancers with their celebrity partners on Strictly Come Dancing, broadcasters are trying to bring the nation some feel-good “normal” television this autumn, despite the coronavirus-induced obstacles.In the week that the BBC unveiled Strictly’s most diverse line-up yet and BGT returns to ITV, the extraordinary and costly lengths that producers are going to in order to feed the nation’s hunger for the return of reality and talent shows are

Keith Richards has spoken of the future of The Rolling Stones in a new interview, saying he “can’t imagine” the band ever retiring.The band have released an expanded reissue of their 1973 album ‘Goat’s Head Soup’ today (September 4).Speaking to Rolling Stone about the new reissue, Richards spoke of how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the live music and touring industries, and that the band have a “habit” of continuing to tour.“I mean, that’s what we do,” he said.