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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.

Elton John documentary has spoken about how the early part of his career came at a “dark time”.The Disney+ film Elton John: Never Too Late follows the musician as he reflects on his life and 50-year career as he prepared for his final North American stadium show at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium in November 2022.Speaking in a new interview with IndieWire, R.J. Cutler, who directed the film with John’s husband David Furnish, said that despite being prolific at the start of his career in 1970, it was an uncertain time in the music industry following the deaths of Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.He said: “I shared with David that there was a great story to be told about the first five years of his career.

Mariah Carey defrosts, here are 12 tunes for your pumpkin-pumping pleasure.Still getting ghouls grooving in “Thriller” line dances all over the world four decades later — and that Vincent Price rap remains, well, priceless.Michael Jackson also sang guest vocals on this haunting hip-shaker from 1983 that gives all the eerie feels. The King of Pop shared a Motown connection with Rockwell, who is the son of label founder Berry Gordy.They somehow keep making “Ghostbusters” films after 40 years — hello “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” — and Parker’s No.

Keith Richards gave a surprise performance at the Country Music Hall Of Fame induction ceremony over the weekend. Check it out below.The Rolling Stones guitarist and songwriter made an impromptu appearance, alongside Eagles‘ Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris, and drummer Steve Jordan, to induct former Elvis Presley guitarist James Burton.Richards’ appearance was reportedly kept under wraps, to even Burton until Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum CEO Kyle Young announced him to the stage. Burton later reached, saying: “What a surprise.

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.

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.

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.

Barack Obama has unveiled his annual summer playlist, this time featuring Charli XCX and more – check out the full playlist below.Last night (August 12), Obama took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his summer playlist, which consist of over 40 songs from artists such as Billie Eilish, Shaboozey, Beyoncé, Tyla, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and much more.Obama wrote: “With summer winding down, I wanted to share some songs that I’ve been listening to lately – and it wouldn’t be my playlist if it didn’t include an eclectic mix. I hope you find something new to listen to!”You can stream the playlist below.This year’s summer playlist comes after the former President confirmed last year that his famous playlists are actually curated by him, refuting claims that the compilations are pieced together by someone else.Speaking to comedian Hasan Minhaj, Obama said when asked if he listens and chooses himself: “I do! Listen.

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].

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.

Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris’ daughter Faye and Rolling Stones icon Ronnie Wood‘s son Tyrone have married.According to Hello! magazine, Faye Harris and Tyrone Wood tied the knot on Friday (July 26) in a civil ceremony in Marylebone, London. There were about 30 close friends and family members in attendance including Steve Harris, Ronnie and Sally Wood and Fearne Cotton, Tyrone’s sister-in-law.Speaking about the wedding, the couple told the outlet: “It was a magical day celebrating with our family and friends in London.”Faye and Tyrone revealed that they were romantically involved back in 2022.

Rolling Stones concert in Vancouver, Canada, on July 5, Jagger said from the stage, “We love your Mr. Trudeau,” which elicited boos from the audience.“I mean, his family has always been such big fans of our band,” Jagger added, which many took as a joke about the past rumors.Justin’s parents, who married when his mother was 22 and his father 52, separated in 1977 amid rumors that his mom had skipped the couple’s sixth anniversary to party with the Rolling Stones after their concert in Toronto.Margaret, 75, talked about hanging with the famous band in a 2016 interview with Harper’s Bazaar.“We played dice until about five in the morning, in my hotel suite,” she recalled.

Wednesday, July 10 and Saturday, July 13, the Rolling Stones are dropping into Inglewood, CA’s SoFi Stadium for a pair of shows as part of their ongoing ‘Hackney Diamonds ’24 Tour.’As is the case for all shows on the tour, each concert will be a unique experience.At their Wednesday gig, husband and wife country duo The War and Treaty are slated to open the show. Power-pop punk rockers The Linda Lindas handle special guest duties on Saturday, July 13.Per usual, Mick, Keith, Ronnie and co.

The Rolling Stones didn’t “Miss You.”On Friday, July 5, Mick, Keith, Ronnie and the band head north for a one-off gig at the Terminal City’s BC Place Stadium with special guest Ghost Hounds as part of their ongoing ”24 Hackney Diamonds Tour.’At past gigs on the North American run, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers have performed roughly 18-20 tracks at each show.

The Bear has just landed in the UK on Disney+, and the soundtrack to the latest show features classic songs from bands including Radiohead.The highly anticipated third season arrived in the US yesterday (June 26) ahead of schedule, and is now available to stream in the UK today (June 27) on Disney+.The popular comedy-drama – which has been hailed a huge commercial and critical success since its premiere two years ago – stars Jeremy Allen White as a chef who returns to manage his late brother’s chaotic sandwich shop in Chicago.Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss-Bachrach also star in the show, which debuted in 2022 and returned for a second season in 2023. It’s since racked up 10 Emmy and four Golden Globes, including Best Performance awards for stars Allen White and Edebiri.A synopsis of the new season reads: “Season three of FX’s The Bear follows Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) and Richard “Richie” Jerimovich (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) as they do what it takes to elevate The Bear, their beef stand turned fine dining establishment, to the highest level, all while doing their best just to stay in business.

Roblox has confirmed a new collaboration with iconic rock group The Rolling Stones.Following collabs with Lil Nas X, Elton John and Nicki Minaj, the latest Roblox venture sees The Rolling Stones introduced to Beat Galaxy, a virtual world created by Universal Music Group.Users will be able to play an interactive track-runner game featuring Rolling Stones hits, compete for prizes, and obtain exclusive virtual Rolling Stones merchandise during the experience. There will also be a virtual club and social hub.“Bringing our music to the virtual world of Beat Galaxy is an innovative way to connect with our new and existing fans,” said The Rolling Stones in a statement.According to the announcement, The Rolling Stones’ takeover of Beat Galaxy will transform the ever-changing virtual world into an immersive experience that embodies the iconic art, styles, and influences from the band’s illustrious career.

The Rolling Stones are dropping into the Bronco’s Empower Field at Mile High for just one night as part of their ongoing AARP-sponsored ‘’24 Hackney Diamonds’ tour.As is par for the course on this tour, the Stones will be joined by a unique opening act. At this show, it’s beloved, blues-y jam band Widespread Panic.The other moving part on the tour is the surprise song the band has fans vote on before the show.

NME about his new book – which explores his time working with the likes of David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Prince, Britney Spears and more.With 45 years experience in the entertainment industry, Edwards – who also founded celebrated PR firm The Outside Organisation – has represented clients including the biggest musicians on the planet, as well as royalty, sports legends and more.Now, he has compiled his most fascinating anecdotes into a new book: I Was There: Dispatches from a Life in Rock and Roll. From his gruelling mentorship from Mick Jagger to watching his office casually destroyed by The Who‘s Keith Moon, playing football with Bob Marley and watching David Bowie’s legacy evolve over four decades — these are just some of the memories that Edwards explores in the memoir.“It feels like I went through life very fast, without ever really looking back… until now,” he told NME.

‘Hackney Diamonds Tour’ concert experience technically starts the day before Mick, Keith and Ronnie take the stage.On Saturday morning, fans with tickets to the Sunday, May 26 MetLife Stadium show received an email asking which song they’d like built into the following evening’s set list. The four options were:“All Down The Line” from 1972’s “Exile On Main Street”“Heartbreaker” from 1973’s “Goat’s Head Soup”“Out Of Control” from 1997’s “Bridges To Babylon”“Bite My Head Off” from 2023’s “Hackney Diamonds”It’s a brilliant marketing scheme by one of music’s savviest bands. If those tracks don’t sound familiar, you’ll likely go down an unexpected rabbit hole to find out which is your favorite.

Mick Jagger still have moves like that?That’s the question you kept asking yourself — in a state of complete and utter marvel — during the Rolling Stones’ first of two “Hackney Diamonds” Tour stops at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on Thursday night.On his first tour as an octogenarian — he turned 80 last July — the man who made Adam Levine look old on Maroon 5’s 2011 smash “Moves Like Jagger” is still out-shimmying us all.Father Time is still on his side.Seeing Jumping Jack Jagger work as hard as ever to give the people what they came — and paid a pretty penny — was enough to restore the faith of even the most cynical New Yorker in the power of rock ’n’ roll.Indeed, 60 years later after the Stones released their self-titled debut in 1964, the eternally bad-boy Brits staged a rock resurrection that the genre desperately needs.It wasn’t only rock ’n’ roll — it was a revelation.And it was in large part due to Jagger, who seems to have Benjamin Buttoned his energy — and body.The man can still rock skinny jeans better than anybody else in the stadium.Jagger was in such perpetual motion from the time he hit the stage to “Start Me Up” — the Stones’ 1981 hit that remains one of the most perfect concert openers of all time — that it was almost a shock when, four songs in, he struck the perfect still pose at the end of “Hackney Diamonds” single “Angry.”Still, if there was ever one single moment that he seemed out of breath, it wasn’t captured by the giant video screens that put his famous lips on blast.And, as if he somehow still had anything to prove, he was relentlessly selling and strutting to new tunes such as “Mess It Up” from the Stones’ underappreciated “Hackney Diamonds” album — which, released last October, was the