Mick Jagger, Keith Richards Reveal Reason They’ll Never Quit The Rolling Stones

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

Rolling Stones stars Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, and Keith Richards have paid tribute to the late Toots Hibbert, following his death aged 77.The reggae icon's passing last week was confirmed by his family in a statement on the band's social media pages, reading: “It is with the heaviest of hearts to announce that Frederick Nathaniel ‘Toots’ Hibbert passed away peacefully tonight, surrounded by his family at the University Hospital of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica."The Toots and the Maytals

Jon Gosselin, 43, is “frustrated” by ex-wife Kate Gosselin‘s allegations that he abused their 16-year-old son Collin. “Jon is really frustrated that Kate has to get involved with Collin after not seeing her son for years. There have been no attempts by her to help Collin and instead she just wants to point the finger at Jon all while she sent Collin away,” a source close to the formerJon & Kate Plus 8 star revealed to HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorToots Hibbert, who passed away Friday night at the age of 77, was one of the last surviving founders of reggae music. The influence of his six-decade career is evidenced by the wide variety of artists paying tribute to him in the hours after his death.Ziggy Marley, recording artist and son of reggae titan Bob — who was a friend and contemporary of Hibbert’s — wrote, “The Legendary Toots Hibbert has passed.

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.

Francis Lee’s “Ammonite” might be the biggest study in contrasts that you’ll find at the Toronto International Film Festival this year.

Alexandra Richards may have been raised in a small town in Connecticut, but her life has been far from ordinary. Her mother is supermodel Patti Hansen and her dad is Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards.

It turns out actress Heather Locklear was on team Brandi Glanville during season 10 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Friend of the show Brandi claimed she had a wild affair with married cast member Denise Richards, who then said she barely knew the former RHOBH regular.

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

Mick Jagger is teasing the possibility of new music from the Rolling Stones.

Mick Jagger has addressed whether The Rolling Stones will be able to record a new project following lockdown restrictions.The coronavirus pandemic may have put plans for the band’s No Filter tour on hold but that hasn’t stopped fans from expecting new music.Currently isolated in an English countryside, Jagger told Rolling Stone in a recent interview that if they do get together to record that it would have to be “in safe circumstances.”He said: “I don’t know when we’re gonna get together at the

The Rolling Stones have been busy as of late sharing a number of remixes of their new single ‘Scarlet’ – but there seems to be some confusion as to where the original was recorded.The previously unreleased track, which features on the band’s new expanded edition of their 1973 ‘Goats Head Soup’ album, arrived last month.

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.

Mick Jagger has revealed he wasn’t keen on releasing three Rolling Stones songs from the band’s archives, because he initially thought they were “terrible”.The tracks, including ‘Criss Cross’, ‘All the Rage’ and the Jimmy Page-featuring ‘Scarlet’, were initially recorded during sessions for the band’s 1973 record Goats Head Soup, but never featured on the full release.They have now been included as bonus tracks on a new version of the album, which arrives this Friday.When bosses at Universal

Jimmy Page has spoken about his earliest experiences meeting and recording with Rolling Stones duo Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.The legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist performed on ‘Scarlet’, one of the previously unreleased songs included on the Stones’ forthcoming expanded edition of their 1973 ‘Goats Head Soup’ album.Speaking to The Times in a new interview published today (August 30), Page said: “I first met Mick and Keith at one of those very early blues festivals.

The Rolling Stones are teasing a new collaboration with The Killers and Jacques Lu Cont.A new tweet from the band points to a Friday (August 28) release of a new version of their track ‘Scarlet’.Earlier this month, the band shared a new remix of ‘Scarlet’ by The War On Drugs, and it looks like The Killers and Lu Cont are the subject of another new version of the track.Coming Friday…

Donald Trump is no longer using The Rolling Stones‘ ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want’ to soundtrack the end of his campaign rallies.That’s according to NBC News‘ Kelly O’Donnell, who tweeted on Friday (August 21) that the US President has opted for The Village People‘s ‘YMCA’ since being threatened with legal action by the Stones.