News about Jann Wenner

Following his remarks about black and female artists at an event promoting the writer's book The Masters in New Jersey was cancelled, Rolling Stone magazine co-founder Jann Wenner's. When he suggested that no female or black artists were 'articulate' enough to be included in his latest book about the "philosophers of rock,' one of seven white male artists, Wenner, 77, ignited controversy. Despite the fact that he was instrumental in the creation of the organization, Wenner was barred from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame board in the aftermath of the speech.

When promoting his latest book The Masters by quoting female and black artists who did not make it to the interview stage were not able to speak properly, Jann Wenner, 77, caused controversies by listing female and black artists whose names did not make it to the front page for an interview, implying that they were not 'articulate' enough.

When promoting his latest book The Masters, Jann Wenner, 77, sparked controversy by listing female and black artists who did not make it to the interview by suggesting that they were not 'articulate' enough. His words were published in the New York Times, causing widespread mockery, but he stepped back and apologized soon after. However, his apology did not prevent him from being barred from the board of the Rock and & Roll Hall of Fame, which he co-founded in 1987 and presided over as chairman until 2020.

With 6ft tall photographer Annie Leibovitz (middle), Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner (right) addresses Mick and Bianca Jagger's (left) Barbados trip over Thanksgiving in 1979. After dinner with their host, music tycoon Ahmet Ertegun, Bianca Jagger, they were all on holiday together and discussing cigarettes and cognacs. No one knew or indeed where the flamboyant, 6ft tall Leibovitz had gone, as she had ostensibly vanished.

Cameron Diaz spent the weekend in a black dress with a chunky gold necklace. This 50-year-old Mask actress was on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, where they swapped stories. Cameron was trapped in Gwyneth Paltrow's bathtub because he was late to her surprise birthday party, according to the comedian. After welcoming her Raddix she has with Benji Madden, she also said that her family has called her 'nurturing.' Jann Wenner's latest book Like A Rolling Stone that she had a scientist tell a researcher to 'die of cancer.'

Cameron Diaz appears to be in a new Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner's book, in which he recalls an unpleasant friendship with the actor. The American magazine magnate, 76, chronicled an incident that occurred in the mid-2000s - while he owned Us Weekly - with an actress who was pictured in a paparazzi snapshot kissing Justin Timberlake on a surfboard, pointing to Diaz, 50. Although Wenner did not mention the actress, she portrayed her as 'unpleasant to deal with' and as per Page Six, she 'I hope you get cancer.'

Angelina Jolie helped with the popular photos of herself walking on a beach with Brad Pitt, which broke news of their marriage in 2005, according to Rolling Stone magazine's co-founder Jann Wenner. The soon-to-be power couple met on the set of 2004 film Mr. And Mrs. Smith, rumored to have been intimately involved following her separation from wife Jennifer Aniston in January 2005. However, the couple's child Maddox was not revealed until they were seen walking along a beach in Kenya together in April. The pictures were published in the US Weekly magazine in May 2005, and Wenner, the magazine's former editor, dished on how they were able to obtain them in a recent book titled Like A Rolling Stone.