Keith Richards graces the cover of the most recent edition of Men's Journal and on the inside opens up on his thoughts on turning 70 years old this December. "Everybody should try it if they can get there," he told the mag. "If I had a secret, I'd bottle it maybe. I just happen to be here. Just string it, and play it low."

Keith Richards graces the cover of the most recent edition of Men's Journal and on the inside opens up on his thoughts on turning 70 years old this December.

"Everybody should try it if they can get there," he told the mag. "If I had a secret, I'd bottle it maybe. I just happen to be here. Just string it, and play it low."

Asked how he reconciled his age with his abuse of drugs earlier in his career, Richards said that knowing when to stop is key.

"With the smack, I knew: 'I've got to stop now, or I'm going to go in for hard time.' The cocaine I quit because I fell on my head! Due to that - no more coke. Actually, my body tells me when to stop . . . the hard way. It's a knock on the head - OK. It's no big deal to me, to give things up," Richards said.

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John Mellencamp has opened up to explain the black eye he's conspicuously sported during a handful of recent television interviews. The singer has been making the rounds to plug his new musical, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, giving him the chance to talk about the shiner with David Letterman.

John Mellencamp has opened up to explain the black eye he's conspicuously sported during a handful of recent television interviews. The singer has been making the rounds to plug his new musical, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, giving him the chance to talk about the shiner with David Letterman.

In most interviews, the hosts have politely ignored the black and blue welt under John's left eye, but Letterman couldn't resist, asking: "Was there trouble back stage?"

As it turns out, Mellencamp had a bit of a scuffle with his teenage son:

"My son and I had words, and he got a punch in and I didn't," he said adding: "He's 6'2" and weighs almost 200 pounds."

Letterman went on to ask why he got into the scuffle with his son, to which John replied somewhat cryptically:

"My son punches me, and my dad calls me and says, 'John, you need to change your attitude,'" he said.

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Bon Jovi wrapped up their two-hour set at the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend with a Rolling Stones cover. The band took the stage a half-hour later than scheduled and launched into a set that included such hits as "Keep The Faith," "You Give Love A Bad Name," "It's My Life," and "Wanted Dead or Alive." They also paid tribute to the Stones by covering "Start Me Up."

Bon Jovi wrapped up their two-hour set at the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend with a Rolling Stones cover.

The band took the stage a half-hour later than scheduled and launched into a set that included such hits as "Keep The Faith," "You Give Love A Bad Name," "It's My Life," and "Wanted Dead or Alive." They also paid tribute to the Stones by covering "Start Me Up."

A chatty Jon Bon Jovi, wearing an American flag-printed leather jacket, thanked the crowd for their support: "Thank you for thirty years of your kindness, your friendship, your support and your patience through our ups and downs."

The band closed the fest with a sing-along of "Livin' On A Prayer" and an encore of "Always" and "Have a Nice Day."

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Paul McCartney offered up a selection of Beatles classics during his performance at the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tennessee over the weekend. The legend hit the stage in a dapper black and white suit and joked with the crowd about their extracurriculars at the event. "That's some pretty good weed I can smell up here," said McCartney from onstage during the show.

Paul McCartney offered up a selection of Beatles classics during his performance at the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tennessee over the weekend. The legend hit the stage in a dapper black and white suit and joked with the crowd about their extracurriculars at the event.

"That's some pretty good weed I can smell up here," said McCartney from onstage during the show. "Whew! What are you doing to me?"

The set included several live rarities for McCartney including "Lovely Rita," and "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite." Other performers at the fest that day included Jack Johnson and Passion Pit and Of Monsters and Men.

Setlist:

Eight Days a Week

Junior's Farm

All My Loving

Listen to What the Man Said

Let Me Roll It/Foxy Lady (instrumental)

Paperback Writer

My Valentine

Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five

The Long and Winding Road

Maybe I'm Amazed

I've Just Seen a Face

We Can Work It Out

Another Day

And I Love Her

Blackbird

Here Today

Your Mother Should Know

Lady Madonna

All Together Now

Lovely Rita

Mrs. Vanderbilt

Eleanor Rigby

Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite

Something

Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da

Band on the Run

Back in the U.S.S.R.

Let It Be

Live and Let Die

Hey Jude

Encore:

Day Tripper

Hi Hi Hi

Get Back

Encore 2:

Yesterday

Helter Skelter

Encore 3:

Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End

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