LEMON: Fifty years -- after 50 years, they've still got it. The Rolling Stones coming out with two new songs, their first in seven years.</s>NISCHELLE TURNER, HLN CORRESPONDENT: Very cool, Don, and yeah, my life's mantra is if you start me up I'll never stop.</s>LEMON: Uh-oh, all right.</s>TURNER: So that's why I am -- that's dangerous. But, you know what, at this stage, isn't it just about everybody? This younger audience for the Stones, they're trying to go after this younger audience? I'm not saying that they're old, but just that they've been doing rock 'n' roll for a really long time. Now, the new songs are being released as part of, like you said, a 50th anniversary compilation. So if you can't get a younger audience after playing for 50 years, where do you go from there, right? So this song, though, their new song, is classic Stones and that's always meant across the board broad appeal. And like you said, it's already a hit. Now, you know they're talking about playing a few shows. We've already heard about a concert in London, a concert in Brooklyn and the band says they will add a few more shows to that list soon. And, Don, I am hoping and praying that Los Angeles is on that list.</s>LEMON: Los Angeles. Everyone wants to go to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. It's all the rage. It's going to be a great concert. Thank you, Nischelle. Appreciate it.</s>TURNER: Sure.</s>LEMON: Talk about must-see TV. Congressman Paul Ryan said he expected Vice President Joe Biden to, quote, "come at him like a cannonball." Well, Biden delivered. We're going to have more of the greatest hits from debate for you in the next hour of the CNN NEWSROOM.
Rolling Stones Release New Songs