Mick Jagger: Last News

The Rolling Stones‘ decision to continue as a band after the passing of Charlie Watts.Watts had been a part of The Rolling Stones’s line-up since January 1963 serving as a drummer. His death was announced in August 2021 – shortly after he was forced to pull out of the band’s tour to undergo surgery, which resulted in complications. He was aged 80.At the time of the drummer’s passing, Wyman shared a heartfelt tribute to his old bandmate.

The Rolling Stones have announced details of a special edition re-release of their 2023 album ‘Hackney Diamonds’.The iconic band released their 24th studio album in October last year, their first body of new material since 2005’s ‘A Bigger Bang’. It included guest appearances from Lady Gaga, Elton John, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder, and featured the last recordings of the band’s late drummer Charlie Watts.Now, a new double LP version on “clear blue splatter” vinyl has been made available to mark the one-year anniversary of its release, with the addition of seven live recordings from the record’s launch party in New York last October, including ‘Sweet Sounds Of Heaven’ with Gaga.The anniversary edition of Hackney Diamonds is out now alongside special anniversary merch.

Jerry O’Connell is anything but checked out of The Talk in the final days of the CBS daytime talk show.

Simple Minds star Jim Kerr has told how his late dad Jimmy helped put a drunk Bob Dylan to bed hours before the song legend was due to play Live Aid.

HBO for sinking Vinyl with a poor release strategy, saying that the series’ cast and crew “really were screwed out by circumstances that we didn’t have any control over”.In an interview with Vanity Fair published Monday (November 25), Cannavale spoke frankly about the series, which only lasted one season in 2016. Cannavale starred as Richie Finestra, a disillusioned record executive attempting to revive his career amidst a tumultuous 1970s music industry in New York City.

Nosferatu vampire fit was inspired by The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger according to a new interview.The movie, which is set to release on December 25 in the US and January 3 in the UK, is a remake of the 1922 film of the same name, which in turn was based on Bram Stoker’s gothic horror novel Dracula. Directed by Robert Eggers, it stars the likes of Skarsgård alongside Nicholas Hoult, Lily-Rose Depp, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Emma Corrin.The film’s costume designer Linda Muir has now opened up more about the inspirations behind Skarsgård’s outfit in the film, which she says drew from Jagger.Speaking to IndieWire, the designer said she had fun creating the costume for Skarsgård’s Orlok saying his coat was “more of a cape, like Dracula”.She continued: “And then he has underneath a beautiful dolman, which is like a tunic…And that is layered and layered and layered.

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Rolling Stones, revealing that he and some of his bandmates were struggling financially.In an interview with Classic Rock, Wyman was asked if he left the band at the right time – he left in 1993 – and replied that he should have left earlier.“I hung on for a three-tour ending across ’89 and ’90, after seven years of nothing, and I’d ended up with a bank overdraft of £200,000, because we weren’t earning anything,” he explained.Wyman continued: “Mick [Jagger] and Keith [Richards] were totally wealthy, so they weren’t bothered, but me, Charlie [Watts] and Ronnie [Wood] were scraping by. Ronnie started to do art to feed his family.

the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada, an easy trip for New Yorkers.And before this year, one would have had to search far and wide to find “Something Rotten” on any theater lover’s list of favorites.Talk about “all’s well that ends well” — the show of Shakespearean shenanigans has a sitcom’s supply of belly laughs. Really, it’s a north-of-the-border reinvention.What the Broadway musical needed, it turns out, was to schlep 500 miles away from 42nd Street to a 71-year-old festival that made its reputation with stagings of the Bard’s plays.Since the mid-aughts, Stratford’s musicals, earthier than ours, have gotten better and better.

Slow Horses is in progress on Apple TV+, but what is the song in the opening credits? Read on for all the info.Episodes of the new season are premiering on a weekly basis on the streaming service, with the first having aired on September 4. Four out of six are available as of September 25, with the climactic episode arriving on October 9.The show is based on the Slough House series of novels by Mick Herron and is based around a group of British intelligence officers who have been demoted after having made significant mistakes.

The Rolling Stones‘ frontman Mick Jagger is among a host of artists who have paid tribute to singer and actress Cleo Sylvestre who has died aged 79.Sylvestre passed away on Friday (September 20) according to her agents, Fulcrum Talent. No cause of death has yet been releasedThey said in a statement (via The Metro): “It is with deep regret that I have to announce the sad news that Cleo Sylvestre MBE died this morning.

The Sunday Times published Sept. 22. “Everyone’s going to have their opinion,” the former professional ballerina added.

Sir Mick Jagger has said he is “so sad” at the death of Cleo Sylvestre, “the first female vocalist to sing with the Stones”.

Iggy Pop, is the cover boy of “Dustin Pittman: New York After Dark,” prowling across the stage with the Stooges at Ugano’s Club in 1970.“Iggy did his Iggy thing,” said Pittman. “He was all new, and it was amazing … We just hit it off really well.”So much so that Pittman was granted a very special exception.“Iggy had this one rule that if a photographer got too close, he would break their camera,” he said.

EXCLUSIVE: Irish rock knight Bob Geldof and the producers of Just For One Day, the musical about the Live Aid rock concerts in London and Philadelphia on July 13, 1985, will transfer the show, which world-premiered at London’s Old Vic Theatre last January, into the West End in 2025 to mark the seminal event’s 40th anniversary.

Leos being Leos, a few moments stand out as a glaring testament to the dramatic archetype of this fixed fire sign: Madonna’s 2012 Superbowl halftime performance; Napoleon Bonaparte every day of his life; Slash keeping a mountain lion as a pet; Kylie Jenner wearing a lion’s head; Mick Jagger marrying Bianca because she looked like him; Stanley Kubrick writing a 15-page manual for how to care for his pet cat; and Whitney Houston playing Brandy’s fairy godmother in a “Cinderella” adaptation. And now Jennifer Lopez has added a fresh crown jewel to that litter box by filing for divorce from Ben Affleck on what would have been their second wedding anniversary.

Mick Jagger’s partner of 10 years — with the promise ring to prove it — former prima ballerina Melanie Hamrick choreographed the rock ballet “Porte Rouge” that was inspired by the music of the Rolling Stones.But despite their decade-long pas de deux, Hamrick — who retired from the American Ballet Theatre after 15 years in 2019 — doesn’t give Jagger any notes on his legendary moves. “Nah — he’s an expert, he’s got it down,” Hamrick, 37, told The Post.

The Who‘s Pete Townshend revealed that he was “very sexually attracted” to The Rolling Stones‘ frontman Mick Jagger.Townshend – the guitarist and co-founder of the iconic band alongside Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle and Keith Moon – has previously identified as pansexual, an orientation defined by attraction to people regardless of sex or gender identity.Now, the musician has spoken candidly about his past to Record Collector magazine (per Daily Mail), sharing that he had what he would consider “a couple of homosexual affairs”, saying: “I tried them out, and I very much enjoyed them.”He continued: “I’ve made a couple of really close friends that I’m still friendly with today. But it wasn’t what worked for me, sexually speaking – and didn’t fit into my life, somehow.”The guitarist also reflected on one sexual attraction he experienced with the ‘Miss You’ singer saying: “I was very sexually attracted to [Jagger].

Noel Gallagher has said that he thinks he will be “fucking lucky to make it to 60” when discussing the current state of his health.The former Oasis guitarist is 57 years old and made the frank and seemingly self-deprecating comments during a recent appearance on Matt Morgan’s podcast, comparing himself unfavourably to the exploits of 81-year-old Mick Jagger.“Well, I mean, they’ve got to be pushing, what, 70 now, innit?” he said. “I mean, the way I feel fucking now, I mean I’ll be fucking lucky if I make it to 60.”“Just because Jagger is mincing around at 103 doesn’t mean everyone can.”He continued that it had come to his attention that he had noticed some recent weight gain, and gave a verdict on what he thought might be the reason.“I could do with getting off the booze, let’s put it that way,” he said.It comes just weeks after he shared his frustration after revealing he will have to have an operation on his “bad knee”.He did not explain the specifics of what had led to the need for surgery, but a source close to the musician told The Sun that he “isn’t happy at all about the fact he needs this knee surgery”.Last week, Noel responded to a fan in the crowd at Y Not Festival who had asked about the possibility of an Oasis reunion.

Rolling Stones frontman and rock legend Mick Jagger.While appearing as a guest on a special pre-season edition of the Stick to Football podcast, the football legend was joined by Gary Neville, Jill Scott, Roy Keane and Wayne Rooney. After being asked who he would swap lives with for the day, Wright chose Jagger and explained how he befriended the ‘Paint It Black’ singer.“I’ll probably go Mick Jagger.

Ben Croll Worlds might collide in London this Saturday, should the Boss meet the Bear. As Emmy winner Jeremy Allen White warmed his voice and practiced his guitar to prepare for the Bruce Springsteen biopic “Deliver Me From Nowhere,” he initially kept a distance from his storied subject to better ease into the role. “I’m trying to have a bit of my own process,” he told Variety in June.