Mick Jagger

The Rolling Stones have rescheduled their Dodger Stadium concert as part of a tour reshuffling made necessary by what they described as a recommendation to take four days off to allow 63-year-old lead singer Mick Jagger "to properly recover from recent throat problems." The band will perform Nov. 22 instead of Nov. 18. Tickets for the original date will be honored on the new one. Meanwhile, filming began Sunday night on a documentary that Martin Scorsese is making about the band.

David E. SILVEY of Pasadena spent one day of his trip to Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar. With about 120 others, he took a ferry to Tangiers for a tour of the Moroccan city. Silvey, a financial planner, said this blue door jumped out at him among the dusty white-washed buildings. He photographed it with his point-and-shoot 35mm Canon MegaZoom 76. "Walking through the casbah was really neat.

Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger will celebrate his 60th birthday today with a party in Prague so tony that former Czech President Vaclav Havel is on the guest list, and so hush-hush that Havel says even he doesn't know where it will take place. "We will be told at the last minute," Havel's aide said. Jagger is hosting the super-secret bash a day before the Stones perform in Prague on the European leg of their "Forty Licks" tour.