El País in English6h
LL Cool J: ‘You don’t lose the flow. It’s like Prince playing a guitar, Mick Jagger singing songs onstage’
At 56, the rapper from Queens, a fundamental part of hip-hop’s evolution, is now a living legend and a TV star whose new ...
TORK US on MSN18h
From Stage to Road: Unveiling Mick Jagger's $3 Million Exclusive Ferrari
What happens when rock legend Mick Jagger meets one of Ferrari's rarest creations? Discover the specs of his exclusive $3 ...
Mick Jagger ‘so sad’ at death of Cleo Sylvestre who sang with Rolling Stones
Sir Mick Jagger has said he is “so sad” at the death of Cleo Sylvestre, “the first female vocalist to sing with the Stones”. Sylvestre, also known as Cleopatra Palmer, who had been a feature of film, ...
American Songwriter10h
3 Iconic Artists Who Recently Censored Themselves
Culture evolves and sometimes that evolution is messy and uncomfortable. Though some art endures timelessly, other works are ...
Far Out Magazine17h
Every instrument Brian Jones played on a Rolling Stones song
Sessions musicians aside, no major figure in rock and roll’s golden age during the 1960s contributed a greater variety of ...
1993 Jaguar XJ220: Lots of Speed, Lots of Money
The XJ220 is also the world's fastest production car. Back in May 1991, it hit 212 mph at Ford's Fort Stockton proving ground ...
No social media. No smartphones. No men in women's loos. Just wine bars, Wonderbras and loads of fun. The 90s was the last great decade, reveals SARAH VINE
God, the Nineties were fun. It was a decade of possibility. Communism was dead, the Berlin Wall had fallen, the world felt ...
Tony's Kansas City6h
Kansas City Playlist: Country Club Plaza Creatively Survives
The Plaza Art fair garners impressive numbers with little worry about car crime and/or sideshow risks because the event ...
'Sad' Mick Jagger pays tribute to Cleo Sylvestre
Cleo Sylvestre, also known as Cleopatra Palmer, died at the age of 79 on Friday morning according to a statement from Fulcrum ...
The Beatles albums Keith Richards didn’t like listening to: “Didn’t serve his guitar sound”
Keith Richards owes a lot of his career to The Beatles, but he thought that a few albums didn't do justice to their guitar ...
Pitchfork10h
Version 2.0
The faker it all appeared, the realer it all became. The music on their quadruple-platinum 1995 self-titled debut sounded decadently synthetic but still clearly the work of a rock band. You could ...