Mick Jagger

Musical genres come and go, but one thing has remained constant throughout the years: adoring fans who want to take their idols apart. In a new interview, Mick Jagger says that he sees a connection between the Rolling Stones and England's newest hitmakers, One Direction.

The 37th season finale of Saturday Night Live will be hosted by Mick Jagger tonight on NBC. Jagger will be performing on the show with Jeff Beck, the Foo Fighters and Arcade Fire.

I have never heard of this cover before, but I absolutely love it. Mostly this is due to David Lee Roth's awesome synth-playing, but the whole song is fantastic. I loved the original and I love Van Halen, so now it's like my two worlds have collided into one awesome song.

Mick Jagger is always on the move! This Rolling Stone really doesn’t gather any moss! With a hectic 2011 nearly behind him, he took a moment to thank his fans and wish well to one and all. You can read his message right here. (Wow, he even writes like a rich guy, huh?)

The Rolling Stones continue to revisit stories and memories from the making of ‘Some Girls’ in honor of the recent re-release of the 1978 album. In a new interview Mick Jagger and Keith Richards talk about how punk music influenced the project.

The Rolling Stones aren't doing a thing and are still part of the everyday music conversation. Next year will be their  50th Anniversary, Keith Richards and fans are itching for a 50th Anniversary tour.

The Rolling Stones have been on quite a break from their last tour. Autobiographies, movie roles but no new music. Keith Richards has done some music with the Xpensive Winos.

Mick Jagger performed live at the 53rd Annual Grammys at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Here are some shots from the show.

Hard to believe last night was his first ever performance at the Grammys.  Mick is one of the greatest entertainers of all time, and proved he can still command a stage and rock with the best of any era and time.

The Rolling Stones are, arguably, one of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time. Concerts, television appearances, record sales, and of course, lots and lots of women- The Stones led the way in them all, truly leaving no stone unturned.