GQ did all of us gentlemen a favor by cobbling together a list of the 50 most stylish men of the past 50 years. Because musicians are often ones to make daring use of style, they included a handful of singers and strummers. Now we've pared that down into a musicians only list and GQ's selections have been ranked based on little more than my own opinion.

You may not agree with every single selection (we didn't either), but most of these dudes are tried and true style icons - so dig in.

Rather than make a silly retirement announcement, The Rolling Stones have outdone themselves once again by snagging the record for the top-grossing tour in history. The English rock band brought in $558.3 million, which shatters the previous record of $389 million set by U2's Vertigo tour.

That said, it actually started way back in 2005 (two years seems like cheating, right?), soon after the band released "A Bigger Bang" that same summer. The Stones apparently rocked the faces off 4.68 million fans in the 144-show trek.

If you're one of those people still supporting the corporation that is The Rolling Stones, you'll be happy to know that Mick, Keith and the rest of the boys plan to keep the party train rolling well into their sixties. Party train, in this case, meaning escalating wealth.

The 64-year-old Mick, who released his first ever hits package today, answered questions from BBC News readers and said the Stones have no plans to pack things up, no matter how bad some might think they've gotten.

Ready for a surprise? The Rolling Stones are the top earning music act of 2007 thus far. At this point in the Stones' career, I think it's time we got the proper legal authorities involved to stop them from taking all of your money.

Cigarette eating, ash snorting Keith Richards thinks The Stones are untouchable and he's letting Sweden know. The man with the steel immune system asked that Swedish newspapers apologize to The Rolling Stones and their fans for giving unfavorable reviews of the band's recent show in the country.

Think you know everything about the Stones? Everyone welcome Martin Scorcese to the fold. Here is the trailer for his very own Rolling Stones Documentary.

If a dream is a wish your heart makes, consider me asleep. The Rolling Stones might be done forever so someone grab an urn, we're about to do some celebratory lines.

In a bit of "seriously, this hasn't happened yet" news, Mick Jagger is about to release his own greatest hits collection, The Very Best of Mick Jagger.

Keith Richards has confirmed to Rolling Stone that he did in fact snort his father's ashes, like he told NME earlier in the year.