News about Anita Pallenberg

Last night we were at the other wedding. Not the union between the country's wealthiest young man, the Duke of Westminster, and Olivia Henson but my stepdaughter Tibbs's celebration of her marriage to Piers. As it happens they married last week in a register office but let not the triumphant ceremony and glorious wedding lunch, nor an engagement party last summer, stand in the way of a big bash. So this weekend it was to Hastings for a knees-up. Despite already having a delicious seven-month-old daughter, the allure of not just matrimony but a proper party was never in doubt. Weddings are the big occasion for millennials. They fly around the world to throw bridal bouquets and stag nights. The festivities can take days. Don't even think about only one wedding dress - every day demands a whole new wardrobe. Thankfully, the original plan for us all to fly to Kenya for a bash on the beach was shelved due to logistics - even getting us to the South Coast took quite enough planning.

The musician was joined by his new girlfriend Sally Mash as the pair attended the  Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg screening at the Curzon street cinema on Friday.  The 56-year-old singer - who is best known as part of rock group Oasis with his estranged brother Liam - was pictured with Sally in March when he took to the stage at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The pair looked in great spirits as they were seen together alongside stars Bob Geldof and Jerry Hall. 

Keith Richards left Anita Pallenberg feeling 'betrayed' when he killed off her acting career after she cheated on him with Mick Jagger. The Rolling Stones guitarist became so 'possessive' he offered Pallenberg money not to act when she became pregnant with their first son Marlon. Friends told a documentary that Richards 'resented' Pallenberg being away from him - but he left to be with the Stones when Marlon was just three months old.

The rock and roll life of Rolling Stones muse Anita Pallenberg and her relationships with Brian Jones and Keith Richards is set to be revealed in a new documentary. The actor and model, who is best known for her tumultuous love affair with Stones guitarist Keith Richards, passed away in June 2017 aged 75. But new unpublished scripts from her memoirs reveal first hand accounts of the time with the famous rock band.

The Rolling Stone's late 'muse' Anita Pallenberg confirmed she slept with Mick Jagger behind boyfriend Keith Richards' back, in a forthcoming documentary.  The Italian actress, who passed away aged 75 in 2017, is said to have finally confessed to the rumoured dalliance which occurred while filming 1970 film Performance with the frontman, now 80.  Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg is partly based on Anita's unpublished memoir as well as unreleased interviews, with Scarlett Johansson serving as narrator. 

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ELIZABETH WINDER: You could tell she was different from the rest of the Rolling Stones groupies. When she returned to Munich in 1965, she was nothing like the normal Swing Sixties models - all knee socks, babydoll dresses, heavy eyeliner, and thick mascara. Everything about her suggested experience, from her difficult-to-place accent to her hand-made leather gladiator sandals. Her first words were perhaps not surprising in the context of the Sixties. 'Want to smoke a joint?' She begged the band for help. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were suspiciously at her. They'd never done drugs before. The only coke they'd had was mixed with rum. Brian Jones was seen in the corner. She wondered at him. 'Yes,' he replied. Let's do that.' It's been back to the hotel.' The woman followed the Stones to Berlin the next day. Their tours were in girl-free zones, but here was Brian Flanagan flaunting his bewitching new love: Anita Pallenberg, the hedonistic, pretty, multi-lingual, 23-year-old German/Italian model and actress. Marsha Hunt, inset top. Mick Jagger with Bianca Perez-Mora Macias. Marianne Faithfull and Jagger, from the top, right. Keith Richards and his partner Anita, along with his daughter Anita.

JANE GREEN: The tattoo I got at 25 was a point of shame for many years. I'd love to put it down to a drunken mistake, but I was stone-cold sober, trotting down London's Portobello Road with my friend, who begged me to get one as we passed a tattoo parody. She was joking, but the task was beyond reach, and I had never been one to turn down a challenge. At the time, I had a thing for dolphins. I'd been to Dingle Bay, Ireland, and I'd written a post about swimming with the infamous dolphin that lived there. As a huge shadow swam below me, it wasn't so much swimming as me being completely afraid. The dolphin and I met face-to-face the next day in shallower waters, and I was struck by its extreme kindness and compassion in its eyes.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Keith Richards said once that "some doctor told me I had six months to live and I went to his funeral." 'I'll write all your epitaphs.' However, Rolling Stones guitarist Ed Miliband took the precaution of quitting smoking two years ago and has reported on the benefits: 'I noticed I had more air in the lungs and in the voice.' Marlon Richards (left, and inset), 53, enjoys a puff, but his wife, Lucie de la Falaise, 49, and their children, Ella and Ida, enjoys a puff. The art curator, who appears to be a dead ringer for his father, is the eldest of Keef's four children and the son of the actor's late-term girlfriend Anita Pallenberg, who died in 2017 at the age of 75.

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