News about Keith Richards

The rock and roll life of Rolling Stones muse Anita Pallenberg and her relationships with Brian Jones and Keith Richards is set to be revealed in a new documentary. The actor and model, who is best known for her tumultuous love affair with Stones guitarist Keith Richards, passed away in June 2017 aged 75. But new unpublished scripts from her memoirs reveal first hand accounts of the time with the famous rock band.

In the glossy magazine world they inhabit, aristocratic model Lady Lola Crichton-Stuart and her Dutch boyfriend Parker Van Noord look the ideal couple - frivolously glamorous, seemingly rich and oh so very beautiful. Their lives appear a constant round of parties and premieres, fashion shows and festivals, private yachts and ski resorts where they are photographed wrapped in each other's arms. Somehow there's always someone on hand to record these moments of decorative togetherness.

The Rolling Stone's late 'muse' Anita Pallenberg confirmed she slept with Mick Jagger behind boyfriend Keith Richards' back, in a forthcoming documentary.  The Italian actress, who passed away aged 75 in 2017, is said to have finally confessed to the rumoured dalliance which occurred while filming 1970 film Performance with the frontman, now 80.  Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg is partly based on Anita's unpublished memoir as well as unreleased interviews, with Scarlett Johansson serving as narrator. 

Frontman Mick Jagger, who turns 81, looked like he had energy to burn on stage at the NRG stadium in Houston last night, as the Stones embark on a 16-date North American tour - and fellow bandmembers Keith Richards and Ronnie looked equally sprightly. The rockers have all overhauled their once hedonistic lifestyles in recent years - with gruelling workouts, healthy diets and life-saving surgery keeping them at the top of their game. (Pictured from left: Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood (top row) in their younger years, and, bottom row, in Houston on Monday night)

Mick Jagger's lookalike son Deveraux proved he's got his father's moves as he danced like nobody was watching during his Texas tour on Sunday. The youngest son of the rock star, seven, let loose in the audience front of stage as his famous father performed on stage with his Rolling Stones bandmates Ronnie Wood, 76, and Keith Richards, 80.

Rolling Stones performed the first night of the US leg of their tour in Texas on Sunday night as they show no signs of slowing down.   The rockers gave an energetic performance at Houston's NRG Stadium and have now been touring for more than 60 years. Lead singer Mick Jagger and lead guitarist Keith Richards are both now aged 80, and guitarist Ronnie Wood is aged 76. 

As The Rolling Stones prepare to head out on their sold out tour, it seems the legendary rock band could be joined by an iconic popstar while out on the road. 

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: It was Robert Cleveland 'Bob' Johnson (1920-1993), who led the weekly debate on Mission: Impossible. Johnson, a native of Portland, Oregon, worked in the entertainment industry, but during World War II service in the Army Air Corps, he began performing and announcing in variety shows. He has performed with the Roger Wagner Chorale and in background groups for films like Dr. Zhivago. Johnson on CBS (19666-73) and two on ABC (1988-1990) with the weekly warning: 'This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.' 'Good luck,'

ALISON BOSHOFF: They're the Glimmer Twins - but perhaps Sir Mick Jagger and Keith Richards should be boosted to solid gold. For the record, The Rolling Stones company earned at least $180 million (£142 million) over nine years, but paid tax amounts to less than 1% of the total. According to statistics published by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, Promogroup BV, the Stones' holding company, has been quietly reaping millions since 2013. The directors' most recent reports, released in March this year, state that there were'receivables' in the year from January to December 2021, totaling $25 million (£20 million). They paid tax on a $213,000 (£168,000) basis during that time. They paid $75,000 (£60,000) in taxes in the previous year, but the royalties, which were then counted as assets, were later reported as liabilities of $33 million (£26 million).

Michael Norton, a 48-year-old psychology professor at Harvard, has spent the past decade studying rituals. What exactly are they?Why do humans perform them?And are they any good for us? The Ritual Effect: The Transformative Strength of Our Everyday Activities, Philip Leib's £20 book, will be published next month.

Spectacular stage performances, enthralling new albums, a slew of amazing films, and stunning art shows are among our reviewers' picks of the best of theatre, music, film, and art.

According to a music quiz that MailOnline readers will now try to recreate, the Fab Four's ances are a mystery to many. Almost seven out of ten people are unaware of Manic Street Preachers' roots, four of five get Oasis' home city wrong, and only 17 percent know Kate Bush's native county. The posers were assembled in 30 diverse cities as part of a new series of travel guides focusing on the UK's musical heritage, with BBC Radio 2 host Jo Whiley narrating about the'music treasures' to be found in 30 different countries. The famous Cavern Club in Liverpool, where The Beatles appeared 292 times, as well as the Nene Valley Railway in Peterborough, which was the scene for the Queen's 1989 single Breakthru.

Have you ever wanted to bump into Kate Winslet at the chip shop, hear Keith Richards singing Paint It, Black from his shower or discuss plans to become a millionaire with Nicholas Lyndhurst? Well now you can, if you have £3 million to spare on the sleek beachfront home that was just listed in the celebrity hotspot that celebrities adore. Concord is on a private road, has breathtaking sea views, and direct beach access to Bracklesham Bay in West Sussex.

Mick Jagger's four-bedroom childhood home, where he first encountered his bandmate, has gone for more than £500,000. The terraced house in the 1930s has been completely gutted inside, with a black background and practically no trace of its original features. When Jagger first met Keith Richards, he lived in the four-bed in Dartford, Kent. The two teenagers' paths crossed again later on, and they bonded over their common interest in music.

HARDCASTLE EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Queen Camilla will lead the royal party at a service for late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle, which the King was supposed to attend. Prince Philip baptized into the Greek Orthodox church and evacuated in an orange box after his family was exiled following the Greco-Turkish war, maintaining strong links with his cousin, ex-King Constantine II, who was accepted and treated in rank and priority as if he still had a kingdom.

ALISON BOSHOFF: For the Stones' 1972 tour, Jagger, now 80 and a knight of the realm, is wearing a jumpsuit manufactured by Ossie Clark. The picture was discovered in a treasure chest of snaps taken by bandmate Keith Richards' brother, and drug dealer - Tony Sanchez, also known as 'Spanish Tony'. It has only recently emerged and will be included in candid photographs of the band in an exhibition that opens in Notting Hill, London, next week. On Wednesday, Richards' son Marlon would attend the private view.

They were one of his afternoon radio shows, snippets of trivia from around the world so bizarre that listeners were never quite sure if they were correct or false. These 'factoids' were such a hit feature that the legendary DJ, who died this week at the age of 69, that he wrote two books of his favorites, whether it was discovering the immense shoe size of a celebrity chef or revealing the name of the film with the first flushing toilet.

EXCLUSIVE: Euan O'Sullivan and his associates purchased the waterfront late Victorian home for less than £5 million but have spent months fighting for permission to knock it down and replace it with a luxurious new build. The Victorian Society, a nationwide organisation that works to protect historic 19th-century buildings, has a vehement opposition from a number of neighbors, one of whom called the initiative 'wanton vandalism.'

Sir Mick Jagger appeared in good spirits as he watched the New York Knicks defeat the Toronto Raptors at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. As he was joined by his youngest son Lucas, 24. the Rolling Stones legend, who died in a black baseball cap, he became a low key figure in a black baseball cap. In the VIP seats, the father and his son were both wearing black shirts and were seen chatting and joking around.

They are the closest thing in horseracing to the Rolling Stones, the crowd favorites who keep defying the years and returning for more. Anywhere you look this weekend, there is high-quality action, with Cheltenham Festival hints abounding at Kempton and Wetherby, but there will be no more thrilling run than the Unibet Veterans' Chase, which took place at Warwick. Satisfaction is guaranteed. The Veterans' Series was created by the sponsors, along with the British Horseracing Authority and the Jockey Club, to give horses more opportunities to horses aged 10 and over, as well as those with shorter legs, a little harder in races dominated by younger legs.

On his 80th birthday, Rolling Stones rocker Keith Richards was surrounded with well wishes from his family and loved ones. In a picture shared on Instagram by Keith's bandmate Ronnie Wood's wife Sally's wife Sally, he could be seen spending some quality time with his beloved family and family as he stood on a sandy beach while on a commemorative holiday. When standing alongside his wife Patti Hansen, 67, while the American model and actress held their pet dog, musician Keith wore a black T-shirt and a pair of striped shorts.

The Rolling Stones have recruited a Tina Turner impersonator as a backing singer for their forthcoming Hackney Diamonds tour. Sir Mick Jagger, 80, Keith Richards, also 80, and Ronnie Wood, 76, have all called on Chanel Haynes to appear on stage at their American gigs. Chanel is expected to be ecstatic after she claimed she was sacked from Tina: The Tina Turner Musical in London last year after she jumped at the opportunity to perform Gimme Shelter with the rockers in Italy.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: King Charles and Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales have unveiled their Christmas portraits to a lot of acclaim - and they are not the only royals keen to spread a bit of festive cheer. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh's Christmas card, I can reveal, has put themselves front and center, underlining the firm's solid reputation. A smiling Prince Edward and his wife, Sophie, were photographed in my exclusive image of the card, taken back in March, enjoying a performance by the Ukrainian choir in Edinburgh on the day they were given their new names.

On Bite My Head Off, Jagger's fourth track on the album, the legendary band's fourth track, released in October, Jagger, 80, can be heard affectionately mocking McCartney's accent. "Paul hit the switch on his bass solo, and Mick literally goes, in a Liverpool accent, "Come on, Paul," says producer Andrew Watt. You can't make it up. It was the Stones and the Beatles. Paul's smile continued to grow, and his smile got better and bigger.' Since the sixties, the two sides have been adversaries. While guitarist Keith Richards said the Beatles album Sgt was once referred to as a "blues cover band," McCartney, 81, said the Rolling Stones were once a "blues cover band," while guitarist Keith Richards said the Beatles were "a blues cover band." Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was a'mishmash of garbage'.