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The Rolling Stones Recently donated 200 interviews to the Library of Congress

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Is the Rolling Stones' Ron Wood a wedded man? That was the question on the tongues of many when he and fiancée Sally Humphreys turned up wearing matching silver bands on their wedding fingers Tuesday (Nov. 27) at the British Fashion Awards.

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Folks who shelled out their life savings to attend the Rolling Stones' first concert in London on Sunday (Nov. 25) may have had an incredible time, but they're about to start complaining. Word is that Eric Clapton will be sitting in with the group for tomorrow night's show.

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Ken Regan was on the sidelines to watch some of the most iconic sporting and rock 'n' roll events of the last 40 years. In addition to extensive coverage of the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, Regan covered several Olympics and Super Bowls before his death on Sunday (Nov. 25). His daughter Suzanne Regan says the cause of death was cancer.

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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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As long as the Rolling Stones are doing a victory lap in honor of their 50th anniversary, it makes sense that, before they're barely out of the starting blocks, they revisit another important part of their illustrious past: they got in trouble with the law.

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The Rolling Stones' legendary sax player Bobby Keys says that he feels that the end is now in sight for rock's original bad boys.

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It's very rare that The Rolling Stones don't perform their first number-one song in concert, "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," but that was the case Sunday night in London during the first of five shows this year celebrating their 50th anniversary.

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According to some of the readers of Rolling Stone, The Who's first concert album, 1970's Live at Leeds, tops a poll of the 10 Best Live Albums of All-Time. Keep reading to see the rest of the Top 10...

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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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