The Rolling Stones infuriated revelers at the Isle of Wight Festival by hijacking their ferry home. The legendary rock band and their 200-strong entourage took over the past midnight ferry sailing from Yarmouth to Lymington on Monday, leaving hundreds of pre-booked passengers stranded.

Steve McInally, 36, from Coventry, said: "I was cheering them on a few hours before but I have been cursing them since."

Keith Richards says he'll keep on rocking even if he ends up touring "in a wheelchair." The Rolling Stones guitarist, 63, is excited by the number of young fans who come to the band's concerts, even though many weren't even born when the group first shot to fame in the '60s.

He said: "It's quite amazing to see people come with their grandchildren, but at the same time very heart warming. I don't know quite what it is but it must be something about the music.

Johnny Depp was shocked at how "great" an actor Keith Richards was.

The Hollywood actor, who appears alongside the Rolling Stones legend in new movie "Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End," admits Keith's talent blew him away.

Johnny Depp has a same sex crush on Keith Richards.

Johnny, who stars as Captain Jack Sparrow in "Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End" alongside Keith, says the Rolling Stones guitarist is a "god."