'Would hate to see it' Rod Stewart details fears for Union Jack amid Scottish independence

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBlackRock and Warner Music Group have invested $750 million, in partnership with Influence Media, to acquire music-rights catalogs from female and diverse artists, a source confirms to Variety.Rather than joining the fray pursuing catalogs of iconic, older white-male artists like Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and David Bowie, the female-led Influence, which was founded by Lylette Pizarro (formerly a partner at RPM GRP) and Lynn Hazan (formerly CFO and GM of Epic Records) is focusing on newer, active catalogs, and plans to work with the artists, which will retain a stake in their work.While companies like Hipgnosis Songs also have invested in what are called “shallow” (i.e. more recent) catalogs from contemporary hitmakers like Jeff Bhasker, this partnership has already invested $300 million in 20 catalogs, including Puerto Rican powerhouse songwriter-producer Tainy, known for his work with Bad Bunny, J Balvin, Rosalía, Shawn Mendes and Cardi B’s “I Like It.” The news was first reported in the Wall Street Journal.

Jeremy Vine and Storm Huntley tried their best at the latest popular TikTok dance craze as they moved their feet to Rod Stewart 's smash hit Do Ya Think I'm Sexy.

Sir Rod Stewart will only allow those who have had their third COVID-19 vaccine to attend his Christmas party. The 76-year-old rock star slammed those who have chosen not to take the vaccine, branding them as "killers" and spoke of how he has banned anyone unvaccinated from attending his festive get together.

Legendary musician Rod Stewart has recently discussed the classic songs he no longer performs as he "needs to be careful" these days.

Sir Rod Stewart has voiced his fury at anti-vaxxers and says the only people welcome at his Christmas party will be those who have had both vaccines and a booster.The musician, 76, has received three Covid-19 jabs and admits those who turn down the chance of a vaccine make him ‘angry’.He branded so-called ‘anti-vaxxers’ as ‘killers’ for not taking the vaccine as they are more likely to catch and spread the virus.Sir Rod told Times Radio Drive host John Pienaar: ‘It makes me angry, especially in America where they talk about “It’s my right, it’s my freedom.”‘No it’s not! Because you are a killer, and you can be killed.’Despite the threat of the new Omicron variant, Sir Rod still plans on hosting a Christmas party – on the condition that

Celtic icon Rod Stewart famously sings that never will he roam, now he knows his place is home.

During a recent interview, Rod was asked if he felt he could get away with releasing songs like Lost Paraguayos or his smash hit Maggie May now, with the suggestion being that he would simply be “cancelled”. The song Maggie May centres around a toyboy singing to his older lover, while Lost Paraguayos features what interviewer John Pienaar described as the singer’s “ridiculously young girlfriend”. “You couldn't do those now because you would be cancelled, wouldn’t you?” asked John.Rod replied: “You know, I think if you listen to the new album there’s two or three songs that are about girlfriends and having sex.“I mean it’s such a huge part of life.

Music legend Rod Stewart admitting he gets angry when people refuse COVID-19 vaccinations, particularly following the news of a new variant.

Music legend Rod Stewart said following Celtic around the world is worth every penny as he splashes out on a private jet to watch his favourite team play.

Music legend Rod Stewart revealed that despite being a master on the guitar, he hasn't quite mastered any culinary skills yet.

Sir Rod Stewart celebrated his son's birthday yesterday and fans cannot believe the 'handsome' resemblance between the pair.

Sir Rod Stewart has claimed Sir Elton doesn't return his calls. The 76-year-old singer insisted earlier this year he and his old friend had patched up their differences after they fell out in 2018 when he mocked the 'Sacrifice' singer's plans for a retirement tour, branding it "not rock ‘n’ roll", but he's now admitted their relationship is still strained.

Rod Stewart is discussing his rocky relationship with Elton John.

BBC Sounds podcast Headliners, Rod featured on the show to talk about his brand-new album The Tears of Hercules, featuring all new material.He is among a number of influential artists who have released albums before Christmas, and revealed he only wants his to reach the number one spot for the eight time."I don't care about how many copies it sells, I just like that number one," he grinned."People remember number ones."The chat moved on to Sir Elton, but Rod immediately interrupted the host pretending not to know who he meant."Who?" he asked cluelessly before cackling: "My old mucker!"He went on to speak about their relationship now, following their falling out in 2018, explaining they don't see each other anymore and lead separate

Sir Rod Stewart will be putting on a show at the Royal Variety Performance next month and has shared a story about a sweet candid moment he had with the Queen.

Music legend Rod Stewart recently said in an interview he misses seeing Piers Morgan on ITV breakfast show Good Morning Britain.

READ MORE: Arlene Phillips’ age leaves I'm A Celebrity 2021 viewers gobsmacked: 'Sorry, but how?'"I don't know. I've always been humble," Rod shared before admitting that he did experience a phase in his life where things had gotten a little out of control right after experiencing his first bit of success in the early 70s.He deemed himself "unbearable" at the time with "all the shagging and the drinking," but he stressed that this tumultuous period ended relatively fast as he began to grow out of that lifestyle."Yeah, it didn't take me long to grow out of it.

Singer Sir Rod Stewart left a touching note and lay flowers at the funeral of Lisbon Lion Bertie Auld today.

After lockdown measures were eased and the Sailing singer was finally able to jump on a flight across the pond, he described the reunion as "tearful".“It was, um, nothing had changed really. I hadn’t seen Kimberly or Sean.They looked exactly the same.

Penny Lancaster has opened up about her menopause several times in the past, but on Tuesday's episode of Loose Women, her husband Rod Stewart shared his experience.SEE: Penny Lancaster breaks down as she details menopause and husband Rod Stewart's role - watchHe began by explaining how he tried to help Penny. "I googled and googled and googled," he said.