Stereogum — As mentioned in November, Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart are back together with Kenney Jones and Ian McLagan in a reunited Faces. They've since completed their first album since 1973's Ooh La La. Flea played bass. He'll be easily recognizable as the one... more info

TMZ — Filed under: Wacky & Weird Michael Scott would be proud ... because before anyone else could whip out "The Office" boss' favorite catchphrase to Rod Stewart saying "Pull it out just a little bit" -- Rod said it himself! See Also Daddy Day Care -... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, ExclusiveSpinner.com: The Faces are reuniting, right? That's what founding members Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood have to say about it. In fact, since first announcing the reunion last November, they told British music outlet NME tha... more info

JamBase — Flea Joins Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart In Reformed Faces Band Records First Album In Over 30 Years Rod Stewart According to NME.com, The Faces have apparently completed writing their first album since 1973's Ohh La La. Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart ... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart have recorded their first album together in 30 years - weeks after confirming plans to reunite their 1970s supergroup The Faces. more info

Detroit Free Press — Chaplin's Comedy Club: "Ultimate Tribute," impressions of Dean Martin, Barry Manilow, Frank Sinatra and Rod Stewart, 8 p.m. 34244 Groesbeck, Clinton Twp. 586-792-1902. $20. The Magic Bag: Brew & View, featuring "Religulous," 9:30 p.m. 22920 Wood... more info

The Mirror — Rod Stewart and even wrinklier rocker Ronnie Wood have made their first album together in 30 years. more info

The Mirror — Rod Stewart and even wrinklier rocker Ronnie Wood have made their first album together in 30 years. more info

CLIFF Richard has had a pop at Rod Stewart for pinching act from half a century ago more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, Holy HellSpinner.com: Rod Stewart, 64, admits to not only having given thought to his possible demise, but he's planned ahead. "I'm not bothered as long as they bury me above ground," he joked in an interview with BBC Radio 2. Wel... more info