Rolling Stones Comment on Drug Use by Others
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A couple of Rolling Stones had a few words of counsel for todayâs drug-prone young musicians, Reuters reported.
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Keith Richards, the Rolling Stones' guitarist, has demanded that two Swedish newspapers apologise after they printed savage reviews of the band's performance in Gothenburg.
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People who are prone to kidney stones should limit their caffeine intake, new research suggests.
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The Rolling Stones have been asked when they would lay down their guitars for good ever since the mid-1960s, shortly after they formed.
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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts is being treated for throat cancer, according to wire reports. A band spokesperson said that the 63-year-old Watts should recover after completing a course of radiotherapy at a London Hospital. Watts, who can be seen ...
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Doctors get a second warning about misusing the pain drug.
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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts is being treated for throat cancer, a spokesman for the band said Saturday.
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One in 12 full-time US workers acknowledges having used illegal drugs in the past month, the government reports.
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Lyrics about drugs, alcohol and tobacco pervade popular music in the United States, according to a study published in the journal Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, Reuters reported. The report of a team led by Dr. Brian Primack of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and released on Monday calculated that Americans from ages 15 to 18 listening to 2.4 hours of music a day hear 84 references to substances daily and more than 30,000 annually. About two-thirds of the references put drugs, alcohol and tobacco in a positive light by associating them with sex, partying and humor, the study said. Some genres, like rap and country in comparison with pop, have more references than others. The team used Billboard charts to identify the most popular songs of 2005, based on sales and airplay. They selected the 279 most popular from country, pop, R&B, rap and rock to examine for references to drugs, alcohol and tobacco. One third had explicit references; 42 percent had some kind of substance abuse reference. Jonathan Lamy, a spokesman for the Recording Industry Association of America, said, âWhile we have not had the opportunity to thoroughly assess the study, itâs important to note that music is generally a reflection of society.â He noted that albums carry parental advisory logos.
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Beatle's legendary singer John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono were saved from drug abuse because their dealer gave them weak doses.
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Originally billed as the Rollin' Stones, the first line-up of this immemorial English 60s group was a nucleus of Mick Jagger (b. Michael Philip Jagger, 26 July 1943, Dartford, Kent, England; vocals), Keith ...
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The Rolling   Stones drummer is battling throat cancer, but his doctors expect the   rock vet to lick the disease.
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Guitarist Keith Richards has demanded  that two Swedish newspapers apologize to the Rolling Stones and  their fans in Sweden for stinging reviews of the band&#39;s  performance at a concert in Gothenburg.
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BERLIN  - Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards has offered troubled singer Amy Winehouse some free advice on kicking the drug habit.
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The Rolling Stones have slotted in  two shows at New York's Beacon Theater on October 29 and  October 31, their spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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The Rolling Stones offer their "profound sympathies" after two workers are killed dismantling their stage set.
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Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty talks of his struggle to stay off drugs after completing a stint in rehab.