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Bill Wyman: 'Rolling Stones Reunion Was Disappointing... Never Again'

HuffingtonPost.com | Caroline Frost | Posted 13.05.2013 | UK Entertainment

Bill Wyman is an affable chap, as you would expect of a wealthy, happily-married rock star, with a big house - with moat - in the country, lots of fri...

Phil Daniels: New Movie 'Vinyl' Takes On the Music Business

Jason Holmes | Posted 12.05.2013 | UK Entertainment
Jason Holmes

The stars and director of new British film Vinyl chat to Jason Holmes about how pulling together on a small-budget film makes for some tidy work.

'Ooh, Blimey!'

WENN | Posted 22.01.2013 | UK Entertainment

The Rolling Stones' brief 2012 reunion appears to have paid off for the rockers - they have picked up four nominations for Britain's NME Music Awards....

Pictures Of The Day Live: 17th December 2012

Elliot Wagland, Tahira Mirza, Matthew Tucker | Posted 17.12.2012 | UK

The Huffington Post picture desk live bringing you the best pictures of the day from around the world chosen by our very own photo editors. We woul...

WATCH: Macca Performs With Nirvana

WENN | Posted 13.12.2012 | UK Entertainment

Sir Paul McCartney turned grunge rocker on Wednesday night as he fronted a reunited Nirvana with drummer Dave Grohl and bassist Krist Novoselic during...

Mick Jagger's Love Letter Sells For £187,250

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 13.12.2012 | Home

Almost a dozen passionate letters sent by Mick Jagger to his secret lover in the summer of 1969 have sold for £187,250. The price was more than do...

The Rolling Stones - WHY Are They So Special? Part 2

Clive Crump | Posted 30.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Clive Crump

Earlier this week, I gave four reasons why the Rolling Stones are still the most important and influential rock band in the world. Here are my OTHER four reasons why I have spent thousands of hours defending them, and thousands of pounds watching them perform all over the world. PLUS, 10 unforgivable Downers...

PICTURES: Florence Gives Mick A Kiss

WENN | Posted 30.11.2012 | UK Entertainment

The Rolling Stones were joined onstage by Florence Welch and Eric Clapton on Thursday in the second of two London shows celebrating the band's 50th an...

The Biggest Surprise Of Touring With The Rolling Stones

The Huffington Post UK | Caroline Frost | Posted 27.01.2013 | UK Entertainment

It's a Rolling Stones fan's dream come true - the chance to travel with the band, hear their stories, watch them rehearse... and it happened to celebr...

'We Don't Need To Be Feminist In My Generation': Carla Bruni Talks Feminism And Gay Marriage

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 31.01.2013 | UK

France's former first lady Carla Bruni has pledged her support for gay marriage and admitted she is "not an active feminist." The 45-year-old, who...

The Rolling Stones - WHY Are They So Special?

Clive Crump | Posted 26.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Clive Crump

'Paint It, Black' has been my favourite record since I was eleven. It's a passionate love affair which has consumed more of my time and energy than is mentally healthy but despite their lack of musical edge in recent years; despite small fortunes now charged for tickets and special remastered albums; even despite Mick accepting a knighthood; I figure they are worth it. Here's why.

WATCH: Rolling Stones Play Huge 50th Anniversary Concert

PA | Posted 26.11.2012 | UK Entertainment

Ageing rockers The Rolling Stones have celebrated 50 years in the industry by performing to a packed London crowd for the first time since 2007. Th...

WATCH: Star Noomi Goes Topless For Rolling Stones Video

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 21.01.2013 | UK Entertainment

The Rolling Stones have recruited a Hollywood A-lister for their latest video, and persuaded her to go topless. WATCH THE VIDEO for 'Doom and Gloo...

Rolling Stones Captured on Tour in 'Rip This Joint'

Clive Crump | Posted 20.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Clive Crump

Jim Marshall's photos of perhaps the most celebrated rock tour in history remind us of what made the Stones special in the first place. While nothing harder than a bottle of Jack Daniels is actually on display, dark shadows of heroin loom over shots of Keith nodding out over his guitar and some of Mick's wired facial grimaces scream cocaine.

Andrew Loog Oldham: the Man Who Gave the World The Rolling Stones

Jason Holmes | Posted 12.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Jason Holmes

Andrew Loog Oldham lives in Colombia, far from the capital in which he made his name. He was born in Paddington, London and became at the age of 19 th...

But Will it Really Be 'The Last Time'?

Larry Jaffee | Posted 05.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Larry Jaffee

But how many of the geriatric set pushing 70 can still do what they do? With four sold-out shows in Newark and London, they're rumored to be planning a world tour tour next year, dubbed 'GRRRR! 50 and Counting'? You've got to hand it to the Rolling Stones, even if their motivation these days more likely is money for their families than creating great music.

Ronnie Defends Rolling Stones Ticket Prices

WENN | Posted 29.12.2012 | UK Entertainment

Ronnie Wood has justified The Rolling Stones' decision to charge sky-high prices for their concert tickets by insisting the band is spending a fortune...

PICTURES: Rolling Home..

PA | Posted 26.10.2012 | UK Entertainment

The Rolling Stones have played their first live concert in five years in front of 350 lucky fans in Paris. The crowd packed into the La Trabendo ro...

Stones Tickets For £12

PA | Posted 25.10.2012 | UK Entertainment

The Rolling Stones have surprised fans by announcing they are to play a warm-up gig - their first for five years - with an intimate show in Paris Wedn...

It's Only Rock And Roll But Tout's Sticky Fingers Leave Rolling Stones Fans 'Out Of Our Heads'

The Huffington Post UK | Chris York | Posted 22.10.2012 | UK Entertainment

Hugely sought-after tickets for what could be some of the Rolling Stones' last gigs have appeared on internet resale sites for up to £15,400. The ...

Pete Townshend: Who He Is

Jason Holmes | Posted 21.12.2012 | Home
Jason Holmes

"I started the autobiography at 21 because I'd had a lovely view of the function of a popstar," he begins arcanely. "I grew up backstage with my dad's air force dance band, The Squadronaires, and they played songs concerned with post-war renewal and youths falling in love, and so on."

PICTURE: Bill Wyman Reunites With The Stones At LFF

PA | Posted 19.10.2012 | UK Entertainment

Ronnie Wood said the Rolling Stones "won't be able to stop" touring if their 50th anniversary gigs are a success. The guitarist said the band are s...

Fans Fume At Rolling Stones 'Tour' Ticket Prices

PA | Posted 17.12.2012 | UK Entertainment

Rolling Stones fans have been left fuming after realising they may end up shelling out thousands to see the band for their 50th anniversary shows. ...

Huffington Post Picture Desk Live: 10th October 2012

Posted 10.10.2012 | UK

Scroll down for some of the best news, entertainment, culture and sports pictures from around the world, brought to you by The Huffington Post's Pictu...

PICTURES: The 20 Richest Lead Singers In The World

The Huffington Post UK | HuffPost Staff | Posted 14.09.2012 | UK Entertainment

A list of the world's richest lead singers has been revealed, with the wealthiest boasting an estimated personal fortune of $795.2 million (£497 mill...