Keith Richards

A new compilation for charity finds Keith Richards singing a reggae version of one of his songs.

The Rolling Stones guitarist is joined by a group of virtual collaborators from all over the world for a spirited take on one of his solo tracks.

Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones seems to have caught the writing bug -- but instead of penning another autobiography, the guitar legend is releasing a children's picture book.

The Rolling Stones are heading to Australia in the spring as part of their 2014 tour, but Keith Richards is already there -- on TV, anyway.

Keith Richards was electrocuted during a Rolling Stones concert on December 3, 1965.

Keith Richards will return for his third appearance in the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movie series as Captain Jack Sparrow's father. And this time the Rolling Stones guitarist plays a pivotal role in the film's plot.

Keith Richards has always said that the goal of the Rolling Stones in the early days was to bring the blues to London. In a new interview, he discusses a side benefit, which threw him for a loop back in the day.

What do you get the rock legend who already has everything? For one Keith Richards fan, the answer was allegedly "a homemade bomb."

Among familiar faces like Beyonce, Justin Timberlake and Tom Brady, you'll find an unlikely name on Vanity Fair's annual best-dressed list: Keith Richards. Yes, that Keith Richards.

Ask for a list the best building blocks for a long and healthy life, and most people will tell you to eat a smart diet, get plenty of exercise and avoid stress. But as far as Keith Richards is concerned, membership in the Rolling Stones offers its own health benefits.

A new collection of songs of the sea brings together Keith Richards and Tom Waits. Compiled in part by actor Johnny Depp, 'Son of Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs and Chanteys' will be released on Feb. 19 and features the two grizzled stars together for a rendition of the traditional folk song, 'Shenandoah...

Despite guitarist Keith Richards telling the BBC that the Rolling Stones hope to not "charge over the bloody top" for tickets to their recently announced two-city 2012 string of concert dates, that's just what seems to be happening.