Nov 11 - By Associated Press
Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood has been divorced by his wife of 24 years on the grounds of adultery.

Aug 31 - By The Associated Press, Only on msnbc.com
Brian Jones was found in the swimming pool at his 11-acre estate. A coroner said Jones drowned while under the influence of alcohol and drugs. But there has long been speculation about the nature of his death.

Aug 31 - By Meera Selva, Associated Press Writer
Forty years after the body of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones was found floating in his swimming pool following a binge of drugs and drinking, police said Monday they are reviewing the case in light of new evidence turned over by a journalist.

Apr 12 - By Mike Celizic, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
It was like the Rolling Stones opening for a garage band. Tiger and Lefty playing second fiddle to a couple of guys named Angel and Ken? Who planned this?

Mar 20 - By Associated Press
Rapper Eminem, guitar legend Jimmy Page and Ron Wood of the Rolling Stones are among the presenters for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Jan 31 - By Ben Walker, AP Baseball Writer
Way before Prince, Paul McCartney or the Rolling Stones ever stepped onto a Super Bowl stage, there was Shirlee Bertolini. In her donkey costume. So much has changed since she paraded around the Los Angeles Coliseum field for that very first halftime show.

Jul 25 - By Jane Wardell, AP Business Writer
The Rolling Stones, the world's top-earning music act last year, have signed a long-term, exclusive worldwide contract with Vivendi SA's Universal Music, dealing a major blow to the group's former recording company, EMI Group PLC.

Jul 16 - By Gregory Katz, Associated Press Writer
Ronnie Wood entered a rehabilitation facility Wednesday for help with alcoholism, said a spokeswoman for the Rolling Stones guitarist.
Jul 7 - By aditya, Associated Press Writer
EMI Group has recruited an executive from a household products company to head its recorded music division, whose artists include The Rolling Stones and Norah Jones, as its new private equity owner continues to reach outside the music world for management talent.
May 4 - By Associated Press
Rolling Stones keyboardist Chuck Leavell entertained Central Michigan University graduates and joked about rock musicians during an appearance at commencement ceremonies.

Mar 30 - By NBC Nightly News
MoviesI believe that someday well into the future, the fossilized remains of the Rolling Stones will still be playing arenas long after the band members are officially gone. That’s how strong their will is to perform. They’ve been playing together on and off — with a membership change here or there — since the early 1960s. And yet, there’s still something special about watching Mick, Keith, Charlie and the boys take the stage and strut their way through their legendary catalog. “Shine A Light” is proof that no less a chronicler of human events than Martin Scorsese believes the Rolling Stones are still worth investing a lot of time in. The film is a documentary shot at two shows at New York’s Beacon Theater during the group’s “A Bigger Bang” tour in 2006. Someday the celluloid from Scorsese’s movie will decompose, but the Stones will play on. (Paramount Vantage, opens Friday)

Mar 27 - By Associated Press
Barack Obama nibbled through the neighborhood called Italian Market on Wednesday and mixed the standard "meet and greet" routine of politics with meats and cheeses from around the world.

Mar 2 - By Associated Press
Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger escaped an assassination plot hatched in 1969 by the Hells Angels, a new British Broadcasting Corp. documentary has claimed.

Feb 7 - By Geir Moulson, Associated Press Writer
Martin Scorsese teamed up with the Rolling Stones to produce an intimate concert film, "Shine a Light," which opened the annual Berlin film festival Thursday.

Jan 16 - By D'Arcy Doran, Associated Press Writer
The Rolling Stones announced Thursday they have signed a deal to release the soundtrack to their Martin Scorsese-directed concert film through Universal Music Group.

Aug 29 - By Karl Ritter, Associated Press Writer
Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards has demanded an apology from Swedish newspapers for their scathing reviews of the group's performance in the country earlier this month.

Apr 20 - By Misha Savic, AP Writer
The Rolling Stones will rock Belgrade this summer even if their performance at the city's main racetrack distresses hundreds of horses stabled at the venue, concert organizers said Friday.

Apr 3 - By Associated Press
Keith Richards has acknowledged consuming a raft of illegal substances in his time, but this may top them all. In comments published Tuesday, the 63-year-old Rolling Stones guitarist said he had snorted his father's ashes mixed with cocaine.

Mar 22 - By Associated Press
The Rolling Stones will headline Britain's Isle of Wight Festival as part of their 27-date European tour this summer.

Aug 28 - By The Associated Press
Keith Richards won't be fined for reportedly lighting up during a Rolling Stones concert in Scotland.

Jun 6 - By Associated Press
Billy Preston, the exuberant keyboardist who landed dream gigs with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and enjoyed his own hit singles including "Outta Space" and "Nothing From Nothing," died Tuesday at 59.

May 24 - By Associated Press
The Rolling Stones on Wednesday postponed the first 15 dates of their European tour as guitarist Keith Richards recovers from a head injury.

May 22 - By Associated Press
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has joined the iPod generation. Motown tunes, classical music and the Rolling Stones are all on her playlist, the 58-year-old senator was quoted as telling the New York Post.

May 8 - By Associated Press
Keith Richards had surgery Monday in New Zealand to relieve pressure in his head following a fall, his representative said. The Rolling Stones guitarist was "up and talking" soon after surgery at The Ascot Hospital in Auckland, but was expected to take several weeks to recuperate, LD Communications said Monday in a statement issued in London.

May 3 - By David Bauder, AP Television Writer
Rolling Stone magazine celebrates its 1,000th issue this week with a burst of rock 'n' roll excess: a glitzy Manhattan party with the Strokes as house band and a 3-D cover that mimics the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper" sleeve and cost nearly $1 million to produce.