The Rolling Stones have one of the most iconic careers and infamous band logos of all time. You can spot it a mile away with its cherry red lips and tongue just peeking through the teeth of the logo.

The original Rolling Stones tongue icon Max Nash/AFP In 1976, Pasche drew up a contract to receive 10 per cent of net income sales from the work. In 1982, he sold his copyright to the band for £ ...

Did you know the Rolling Stones' legendary tongue logo has roots in Indian mythology? Dive into the fascinating story of how Maa Kali, the Hindu goddess of destruction and rebirth, inspired one of ...

The Rolling Stones Make Their Swan Song Glitter on Hackney Diamonds The greatest rock band of all time still has a lot left in the tank on their 24th studio album—an ambitious, familiar and ...

“Hackney Diamonds” — the Rolling Stones' first album of original material in 18 years — is a solid, satisfying victory lap in what could well be the last studio LP of their storied career.

The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Mick Jagger in London September 6, 2023, when they announced the release of their first album of new music in 18 years.