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http://www.cnn.com/2012/06/25/showbiz/marshall-davis-rolling-stones-photos/index.html?hpt=hp_c1Monday, June 25, 2012
Rolling Stones' quiet moments photographed by Jim Marshall - CNN.com - By Umika Pidaparthy, Special to CNN -- Based on Mick Jagger's serious expression and Keith Richards' focused stare, it was clear the pressure was on. - It was the summer of 1972 and the Rolling Stones were on their American concert tour for their acclaimed "Exile on Main Street" album. But when they were not onstage and rocking out with their fans, they were hard at work remixing tracks at the Sunset Sound studio in Hollywood. - It was a heady time filled with parties and recording sessions and only one person was there to capture it all intimately -- famed music photographer Jim Marshall, who was covering the tour for Life magazine.
Zeke Pike leaves Auburn for rest of summer following arrest for public intoxication | al.com - Charles Goldberg -- Pike arrived at Auburn after being suspended for undisclosed reasons from his first and last game in final year at Dixie Heights High School in Edgewood, Ky. He was also asked to leave a 7-on-7 summer camp for prospects before his senior season for throwing a football at an official.
Mitt Romney's Immigration Reform 'Model' Partly Struck Down, But Harm Will Continue | Tim Dickinson | Politics News | Rolling Stone -- Arizona's abhorrent immigration law – which Mitt Romney recently praised as a "model" for the nation – has been largely struck down by the Supreme Court, in a 5-3 ruling joined by arch-conservative Chief Justice John Roberts. - President Obama applauded the decision, saying: "I agree with the Court that individuals cannot be detained solely to verify their immigration status. No American should ever live under a cloud of suspicion just because of what they look like."
Glen Campbell Says Farewell in Final L.A. Concert | Music News | Rolling Stone -- The Rhinestone Cowboy has left the building. - Last night at the Hollywood Bowl Glen Campbell played what was billed as his final concert in Los Angeles, where the country-music legend has made his home for more than 50 years. The show was a stop on the so-called Goodbye Tour that Campbell launched in 2011 after revealing he'd been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
The Sharp, Sudden Decline of America's Middle Class | Culture News | Rolling Stone - Jeff Tietz - They had good, stable jobs - until the recession hit. Now they're living out of their cars in parking lots.
Megan Williams: Missing girl, 12, found in the car of Dana Broberg, 31, who she met online | Mail Online - A 12-year-old girl who was reported missing has been found unharmed in the car of a 31-year-old man she met online. - Megan Williams was found in Dana Broberg's car in Walton County in north Florida - nearly 600 miles from her home in Margate, Florida. - Officials believe the man was taking the girl back to his home in San Antonio, Texas.
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