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"You Can't Always Get What You Want...": PM Modi, Mick Jagger's X Banter
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday that he is delighted that legendary rockstar Mick Jagger enjoyed his stay in India and shared the title of one of his famous songs in a post on X.
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Cricket Fan Mick Jagger Combined World Cup With Kali Pujo In Kolkata. See Pics
Mick Jagger has shared images of himself from Kolkata
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Mick Jagger Tweets He's 'On The Mend' After Reported Heart Surgery
Mick Jagger reportedly had to undergo heart valve replacement surgery in New York
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After Postponing Tour, Mick Jagger To Reportedly Undergo Heart Surgery
Rolling Stones had announced on Saturday that it was delaying the "No Filter" tour
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The Rolling Stones to Release First Album After a Decade
The 25th studio album, recorded by the group's original members -- Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood -- alongside Darryl Jones on bass and Chuck Leavell and Matt Clifford on keyboard, is described as "five decades in the making and just three days to record
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Rolling Stones Rock Cuba Ready For 'Change'
Cubans had never seen the Rolling Stones before and after Mick Jagger rocked them in their hundreds of thousands in Havana, they and their communist island were unlikely ever to be quite the same again.
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In Rolling Stones Legal Battle, L'Wren Scott's Mental Health in Focus
Mick Jagger was "diagnosed as suffering from acute traumatic stress disorder" after his girlfriend's death
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Rolling Stones Connect With Cricket, Get Set for World Cup
Front man Mick Jagger and drummer Charlie Watts were given a tour of Don Bradman cricket museum and were introduced to the ICC World Cup trophy in Adelaide.
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Mick Jagger Celebrates 71st Birthday With Family
Singer Mick Jagger celebrated his 71st birthday with a family brunch at Hakkasan here.
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Why it Sucks to be Mick Jagger During the World Cup
At a show in Lisbon in May, the singer predicted that Portugal, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, would win it all at the month-long tournament in Brazil
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"You Can't Always Get What You Want...": PM Modi, Mick Jagger's X Banter
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday that he is delighted that legendary rockstar Mick Jagger enjoyed his stay in India and shared the title of one of his famous songs in a post on X.
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Cricket Fan Mick Jagger Combined World Cup With Kali Pujo In Kolkata. See Pics
Mick Jagger has shared images of himself from Kolkata
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Mick Jagger Tweets He's 'On The Mend' After Reported Heart Surgery
Mick Jagger reportedly had to undergo heart valve replacement surgery in New York
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After Postponing Tour, Mick Jagger To Reportedly Undergo Heart Surgery
Rolling Stones had announced on Saturday that it was delaying the "No Filter" tour
-
The Rolling Stones to Release First Album After a Decade
The 25th studio album, recorded by the group's original members -- Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood -- alongside Darryl Jones on bass and Chuck Leavell and Matt Clifford on keyboard, is described as "five decades in the making and just three days to record
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Rolling Stones Rock Cuba Ready For 'Change'
Cubans had never seen the Rolling Stones before and after Mick Jagger rocked them in their hundreds of thousands in Havana, they and their communist island were unlikely ever to be quite the same again.
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In Rolling Stones Legal Battle, L'Wren Scott's Mental Health in Focus
Mick Jagger was "diagnosed as suffering from acute traumatic stress disorder" after his girlfriend's death
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Rolling Stones Connect With Cricket, Get Set for World Cup
Front man Mick Jagger and drummer Charlie Watts were given a tour of Don Bradman cricket museum and were introduced to the ICC World Cup trophy in Adelaide.
-
Mick Jagger Celebrates 71st Birthday With Family
Singer Mick Jagger celebrated his 71st birthday with a family brunch at Hakkasan here.
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Why it Sucks to be Mick Jagger During the World Cup
At a show in Lisbon in May, the singer predicted that Portugal, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, would win it all at the month-long tournament in Brazil
