Andy Warhol was always seen at the hottest nightclubs socializing with various A-listers. On Sept. 23, 1977, he was out with Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger during a promotion for the band ...

When you’re the Rolling Stones, you can get anyone to ... Horses” and “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking.” If you’re Andy Warhol, you’re going to go over and above. Make it advertising ...

It was conceived by none other than artist Andy Warhol and designer Craig Braun. Sticky Fingers also debuted the now-iconic Rolling Stones logo of a red lips and tongue. Today, the cover is ...

A polaroid Andy Warhol took of Mick Jagger and a woman ... comes from a photo session Warhol spearheaded for the Rolling Stones’ 1977 album, Love You Live. As the Warhol Foundation noted ...

In the late 1970s and early ’80s, Lynn Goldsmith, a polymath skilled as a photographer and a musician, took pictures of many of the period’s prominent rock stars, including the Rolling Stones ...

Andy Warhol. Find out more as we explore the Stories Behind 27 of the Rolling Stones' Famous LP Covers.

Andy Warhol was significant for much more than ... Sedgwick, also was the inspiration of the Rolling Stones song, "Factory Girl." A 2006 film of that name featured Sienna Miller as Sedgwick.