The Mirror — Rolling Stones star Ronnie Wood is to become a radio DJ - and will be taking his guitar on air with him, it was announced today. The guitarist - better known for his love life than his music in recent years - will host a weekly show, telling anecdote... more info

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Guardian Music — She only came fourth on The X Factor – but she's bouncing back gloriously. Diana Vickers talks to Jude Rogers about the show, her songs – and her secret fearsDiana Vickers steps on to the tiny stage. She is a vision in red sequins, wit... more info

MTV.com News — 'I can actually take you seriously now as an artist,' Simon Cowell tells Lynche after his India.Arie cover.By Larry Carroll Michael Lynche performs on "American Idol" Tuesday Photo: Fox In a competition where many singers choose covers of p... more info

Pitchfork — Generation gap or no, the Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St. is a stone classic. And the 1972 record is set to get the reissue treatment on May 17 in the UK and May 18 in the U.S. via Universal. The revisit comes with 10 recently uncovered, never-befo... more info

Rolling Stone — Late Night With Jimmy Fallon’s salute to the Rolling Stones’ reissued Exile on Main Street will feature a song by Phish, their first televised performance since their reunion, Billboard reports. Phish performed Exile in its entirety on Halloween ... more info

ContactMusic — Georgia Jagger always uses red lipstick because it makes her look "fantastic".The 18-year-old model - the daughter of Rolling Stones rocker Sir Mick Jagger and... more info

Guardian Music — Photographer whose candid images helped define rock's halcyon era of the 60s and 70sThe photographer Jim Marshall, who has died aged 74, was as colourful and unpredictable as many of the rock stars he shot. "I've been busted a few times for drugs, gu... more info

ContactMusic — JOHN CIAMBOTTI, the man who turned down the chance to replace BILL WYMAN in the ROLLING STONES, has died, aged 67.The former Clover bass player had quit the music business... more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - The '60s British Invasion goes deeper than just the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Who. Illustrating that point to full effect is the "British Invasion" DVD series. more info