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In his first public comments since the tragedy, Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger says he's "still struggling to understand" why his girlfriend, L'Wren Scott, apparently committed suicide yesterday.

The Rolling Stones are still able to get into trouble with their lyrics.

They say "you can't always get what you want" - but apparently at the Beacon Drugstore you CAN - as long as it's pizza!  The infamous Minnesota landmark in Excelsior where Mick Jagger met Mister Jimmy and turned the event into one of their signature songs is being turned into a pizza place by developers.

We've all been disappointed by a late-period record by one of our favorite bands, and to one extent or another, we've all engaged in an endless debate over whether it's better to burn out or fade away. For Buzz Osborne of the Melvins, the answer is neither; creativity takes effort, and he expects great artists to keep trying.

Current members of Guns N' Roses and the Rolling Stones form the nucleus of a new group called Dead Daisies, which just concluded an Israeli tour. A EP of new band-written material is also in the works.

The Rolling Stones are heading to Australia in the spring as part of their 2014 tour, but Keith Richards is already there -- on TV, anyway.

Keith Richards was electrocuted during a Rolling Stones concert on December 3, 1965.

The Rolling Stones spent 2013 celebrating their 50th anniversary on the road, and it looks like they plan to continue their globetrotting streak with new dates in 2014.

Fans of the Rolling Stones song 'You Can't Always Get What You Want' might be surprised to know that there really was a 'Mister Jimmy' and he had ties to Minnesota.

Ginger Baker recently told a reporter, among other things, that the Rolling Stones are "not good musicians." He also had some disparaging words to say about fellow classic rockers the Who and Bob Dylan.

On Sept. 10, 1973, the Rolling Stones broke a 10-year history of clean, upstanding living when the BBC announced that 'Star Star,' a song off their then-new album 'Goats Head Soup,' was banned on account of its obscene lyrics.

In the early days of the Beatles, John Lennon and Paul McCartney often gave songs to their friends. Here's one they wrote for the Rolling Stones.