The Rolling Stones are painting it black for Charlie. The iconic British rock band will change their infamous lips-and-tongue logo from red to black to memorialize late drummer Charlie Watts.

On the 50th anniversary of his famous “tongue and lips” emblem for the Rolling Stones ... to popular belief, the logo, originally created in black and white and used to create subsequent ...

The Rolling Stones have one of the most iconic ... The first proof of the logo was in black and white, and Pasche wanted the logo to be a symbol of protest. “It’s the kind of thing kids ...

The Rolling Stones’ relationship to black music, and to race itself, is among the most complex and controversial of any white artists in the history of rock and roll. Over the long course of ...

the original Rolling Stone logo got a full-color makeover in the Seventies from American type designer, Jim Parkinson. The bold red logo with black and white edging remained at the top of every ...

Fans going to the Rolling ... Stones concert Monday night at Heinz Field will see a different looking tongue and lips logo for the group. The Stones are taking their iconic red logo and painting ...