Janet Weiss: Last News

Susan Sarandon paid tribute to Meat Loaf in the wake of the the late musician’s death on Thursday.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSusan Sarandon is a Hollywood icon, but she's also an ageless sex symbol.The Oscar-winning actress has been dazzling on the big screen for decades, but that doesn't mean the 75-year-old beauty is slowing down anytime soon.The stunning star has appeared in a ton of famous films over the years, known best by many as Janet Weiss in the musical comedy horror flick The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975).Others will know her as Louise in Ridley Scott's road trip comedy, Thelma & Louise (1991), or as Sally Matthews in Atlantic City (1980) - the role that won her an Oscar.Susan is no stranger to the Broadway stage either, and she's starred in famous plays like An Evening with

the king of cult hits after the Waverly Theater (now the IFC Center) in Greenwich Village began showing it at midnight in 1976. But these were no normal screenings.

The first of Quasi's 'Quarantine Demos' comes in the form of 'RottenWrock'

As all the late night shows have pivoted to remote broadcasts where the hosts are at home and the guests are also at home, last night’s Late Show With Stephen Colbert featured an at-home Colbert remotely interviewing Chance the Rapper and hosted a remote performance from musical guest Jim James. Chance discussed his Punk’d reboot, and the My Morning Jacket frontman covered “Lean on Me” by the late Bill Withers. Watch it happen below.

Janet Weiss and Sam Coomes are both self-isolating due to the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn’t meant they aren’t working on new music for their band Quasi. They’ve started a new video series called “Quarantine Demos” where they share songs they recorded while recording in their respective basements. Watch the first installment, a new song called “Wrotten Rock,” below. “We can get through this crazy mess together,” Weiss wrote.