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A lock of hair of rocker Mick Jagger will be auctioned for the U.K. charity, Changing Faces, which supports people with disfigurements. The lock of hair is estimated to be worth £1,500 to £2,000, or about $2,300 to $3,100. Cut in the 1960s, the ...

Items that will be up for auction by Bonham's on July 3rd include a lock of Mick Jagger's hair, handwritten David Bowie lyrics of "Jean Genie," animation drawings from Pink Floyd's The Wall movie, a letter from Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, John ...

Sir Mick Jagger said he's taking wellies and a yurt to Glastonbury One of the highlights of this year's Glastonbury Festival will be the first ever Worthy Farm appearance by The Rolling Stones. The veteran rockers may have formed eight years ...

Dancing keeps Rolling Stone Mick Jagger in shape Mick Jagger has revealed he manages to keep his figure on point with ballet dancing. The Rolling Stones frontman is in great shape for 69 and according to The Sun it's down to a punishing exercise ...

Yes you are the biggest fan of Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones, but if you have the money to bid for the legendary frontman's hair, what would you do

Ballet lessons, Pilates classes and yoga routines might seem like an unlikely triumvirate for a rock star to swear by. But for Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger, these quiet pursuits have helped maintain a physical peak which belies his near-70 ...

The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger may still be performing but his priorities in life have changed. As Sir Mick Jagger nears the age of 70, the most famous frontman in rock'n'roll seems to have finally grown out of the hedonistic ways that ...

Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger keeps in shape by doing ballet. The 69-year-old rocker said the Italian dance form is the part of gruelling six-day-a-week fitness regime that includes yoga and pilates, reported Daily Star. "I train, but don't go ...

From hobnobbing with the likes of Jacqueline Kennedy and Mick Jagger, the reclusive author-turned-politician has come a long way, says Anita Katiyal. Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has never been a frequent visitor to New Delhi. Except for brief official meetings, he has confined himself to his home state ever since his surprise entry into the unlikely and murky world of politics in 1997. Therefore, his sudden visibility in the national media over the last two days and his decision to ...