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After a sold out show in Brooklyn Saturday night, the Rolling Stones have three more New York concerts this week plus a late night TV appearance Tuesday.

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Yes, we know that's hardly the most shocking headline you'll read today, but, with 50 years of being inextricably linked together, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards simultaneously love and hate each other. In a new interview, the Glimmer Twins open up about the true and complex nature of their relationship that makes the Rolling Stones so fascinating..

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Jon Bon Jovi says he has no plans to still be performing when he is 75, and is amazed by the likes of Paul McCartney and The Who, both of whom will be on the bill with Jon at next week's Hurricane Sandy benefit at New York's Madison Square Garden.

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In the new Rolling Stones documentary 'Crossfire Hurricane', Mick Jagger jokes about some of his favorite 'Mick moments' with the press and the naivety of the press in the early days of the British Invasion.

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As expected, the Rolling Stones welcomed special guests (and ex-Stones) Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor, along with Eric Clapton and Florence + The Machine.

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If you're one of the lucky one's going to one of the four remaining Rolling Stones shows this year, expect to hear plenty of hits and few, if any, deep cuts.

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The Rolling Stones kicked off their 50 & Counting shows in their hometown of London, at a packed O2 Arena where 20,000 delirious fans danced and stomped their way through a night to remember.

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The Rolling Stones have just released their latest archival live collection as part of their ongoing "official" bootleg series via Google Play. The new 24-track set -- The Rolling Stones: Live At Leeds Roundhay Park - 1982 -- captures the band's July 25th, 1982 European tour closer and their last official concert in over seven years.

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Pete Townshend turned a few heads in his new memoir, Who I Am, when he said that Mick Jagger was the only man he ever wanted to have sex with. Townshend -- who countered Keith Richards' recent portrayal of the alleged small size of Jagger's penis in his own autobiography, Life.

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Musical genres come and go, but one thing has remained constant throughout the years: adoring fans who want to take their idols apart. In a new interview, Mick Jagger says that he sees a connection between the Rolling Stones and England's newest hitmakers, One Direction.

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