Apparently the feud began when Richards made some unflattering comments about the size of Mick Jagger’s manhood in his autobiography. Since then, Wood has worked to bring the two together and fans are hopeful that they can work through their issues and get back to the music.

So far, there’s no news on Rolling Stones tickets but Richards says there’s still some hope.

“I don’t see why in the world the Stones can’t put together some kind of show next year,” Richards told Rolling Stone in an interview. “I’d almost count on it. It doesn’t have to be the whole spectacle bullshit again, but we’ve got to find our own way through this.”

While the band has been making headlines for legal controversy (you can read about that here), they are notably absent from the road. The anonymous source who spoke to the Daily Mirror that Richard’s comments, which first emerged in his October 2010 autobiography, was the straw that broke the camel’s back.

“Even before Keith’s comments, there was talk of various egos at play within the band which was making negotiations difficult,” the source told the Daily Mirror. “But the fallout from the interview seemed to be the final straw.”

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That’s because the headlining spot for the ceremony will be filled with either The Rolling Stones or Paul McCartney of The Beatles, according to the Daily Star.

“The 2012 Olympics opening ­ceremony is going to be ­spectacular. It has to be to kick off the event in great British style. Everyone wants to be a part of this historical happening and what is great for us is The Rolling Stones and Paul ­McCartney are interested in playing,” a source said in the interview. “They both have an outstanding catalogue of hit after hit that everyone across the world knows. The Stones and McCartney can easily carry off something of this magnitude on the world stage.”

Both have years of experience playing in front of major crowds, like the Stones performance at the 2006 Superbowl and McCartney’s performance at the 2005 Superbowl in Jacksonville.

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It is a lesser known fact that the famed British rocker picked up a paintbrush long before the guitar.  Since the age of 12, Ronnie has been recording life visually, through personal drawings and paintings.  The show will feature 30 paintings, 22 drawings and seven mixed media works.

There will be a reception at the grand opening in which Wood will most likely be in attendance.  If you would like to take a looking at some of his art, visit his official website, www.ronniewood.com.

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This news bit emerged on an Australian news site over the weekend, but has been denied, on both fronts, by reps for The Stones. According to NME, a representative for the band stated, “Contrary to a fabricated and ill-informed report that appeared yesterday on a small music website in Australia, we would like to make it clear that drummer Charlie Watts has not left The Rolling Stones.”

Let’s recap: the good news is Charlie Watts is still a Rolling Stone. The bad news is that there is no confirmation on a tour in 2012 or earlier. Sorry, fans! But we can still keep our fingers crossed that Rolling Stones tickets may be in our future sooner than we think.

The original “Exile” album was released on May 12, 1972. It was their 10th studio album and has become known as some of their greatest work. Six of the ten unreleased songs are rumored to be “Plundered My Soul,” “Dancing in the Light,” “Following the River,” “Pass the Wine,” and alternate versions of “Soul Survivor” and “Loving Cup.”

To complement the discovery, a documentary titled “Stones in Exile” has been created, which includes rare film clips, photographs and interviews. Check back often for more Rolling Stones tickets, news and more!