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Never one tp be shy about making statements that the rest of the band isn't ready to make publicly, Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has no doubt that the Rolling Stones will be recording and releasing a new album.

The Rolling Stones formed 50 years ago as a British Blues band and in the spirit of the Blues men and women that inspired them, Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood says the band will tour 'until we can no longer stand up'.

Ronnie Wood tied the knot again Friday in a secret ceremony in London.

If you saw The Rolling Stones on Saturday, then you know that Mick Jagger introduced Ronnie Wood as Ronnie "Wedding Bells" Wood. But Woody is not married yet and that's not a wedding ring on his left hand.

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

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.

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.

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.

As The Rolling Stones celebrate their 50th anniversary, one member of the band who wasn't a member in 1962, knew that year that one day he would be.

The Stones are gearing up for what could be their final tour and fans are questioning the ticket prices (top price $800+) which isn't making the band happy.