Keith Richards

Without doubt, 2021 was packed full of bizarre conspiracy theories that quickly spread online. Newsweek has the best of the bunch.

Devotees of the conspiracy theory went to a Rolling Stones concert in Dallas believing John F. Kennedy and his son would reveal themselves to the world on stage.

The drummer died unexpectedly in London at the age of 80.

The British singer, who survived a near-fatal bout with COVID-19 last year, just released a new album with musician Warren Ellis, featuring her readings of British Romantic poetry.

The Rolling Stones guitarist has done it all, from snorting his dad's ashes to setting the Playboy Mansion on fire.

"I never did really like pop music—even when I became pop music."

The band's spokesperson tells 'Newsweek' new music is in the 'demo stage.'

The cancer has been caught early, says the musician's spokesperson.

After Keith Richards said the group could begin recording a new album next year, Ronnie Wood has told ABC Radio that the band could head into the studio as soon as next month.

From falling out of trees in his 60s to snorting his father's ashes, here's all the proof you need that Keef is just as big a rock star as ever.

"There are now definite plans to record," says guitarist Keith Richards.

'Under the Influence' chronicles the guitar icon as he records his first solo album in 23 years.

When asked about drugs, the Rolling Stones guitarist offered some to the interviewer.

Rock is far from dead, and July brings with it the most impressive lineup of stars since Live Aid.

In honor of the Rolling Stones' "Sticky Fingers" rerelease, test yourself on its most misunderstood mondegreen track.