News about Mick Jagger

Helene 'Leni' Riefenstahl died 21 years ago at age 101, after spending more than half her life trying to shed aspects of a questionable legacy. She had been Hitler's favorite filmmaker, with an oeuvre that earned praise from not only her compatriots, but Hollywood as well. She was also a serial seductress, who was almost certainly Jewish. Regularly compared with the likes of Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock, she was the Third Reich's most talented propagandist. Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger was reportedly enraptured with her, viewing her hallowed Triumph of Will several times. Years after her death, a new documentary seeks to tackle her genius, which extends beyond her haunting magnus opus. She was never a member of the Nazi Party, but contributed to the pre-war mythos that propped up Hitler as a deity. And in a twist fit for a filmmaker, she was also most certainly Jewish, adding another layer of mystery to be unraveled at Cannes next month. Filmmaker Andres Veiel explained this undertaking, as 'Riefenstahl' looks to explore its namesake's legacy.

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  Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg is partly based on Anita's unpublished memoir as well as unreleased interviews, with Scarlett Johansson serving as narrator. 

Georgia May Jagger, Ava Phillippe and Elsa Hosk led the stars attending the Anine Bing Sounds the Spirit of LA event at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles on Thursday. Model Georgia, 32, looked incredible as she arrived to the bash in a khaki blazer which she wore over a white bra. The beauty, who is the daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, also wore a pair of white jeans and added height to her frame with black boots.

Frontman Mick Jagger, who turns 81, looked like he had energy to burn on stage at the NRG stadium in Houston last night, as the Stones embark on a 16-date North American tour - and fellow bandmembers Keith Richards and Ronnie looked equally sprightly. The rockers have all overhauled their once hedonistic lifestyles in recent years - with gruelling workouts, healthy diets and life-saving surgery keeping them at the top of their game. (Pictured from left: Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood (top row) in their younger years, and, bottom row, in Houston on Monday night)

Posted to Instagram with the caption '13 years ago today!', the previously-unseen photograph (left) of William and Kate on their wedding day was taken by their private photographer, Millie Pilkington (inset). Millie was also the woman behind the image of King Charles and Queen Camilla released on Friday 24 May to accompany Charles's encouraging health update (top, right). The photographer, who received her first camera aged eight, was equally responsible for the photograph of Prince William and the three children released ahead of Father's Day last year.

Mick Jagger's lookalike son Deveraux proved he's got his father's moves as he danced like nobody was watching during his Texas tour on Sunday. The youngest son of the rock star, seven, let loose in the audience front of stage as his famous father performed on stage with his Rolling Stones bandmates Ronnie Wood, 76, and Keith Richards, 80.

Rolling Stones performed the first night of the US leg of their tour in Texas on Sunday night as they show no signs of slowing down.   The rockers gave an energetic performance at Houston's NRG Stadium and have now been touring for more than 60 years. Lead singer Mick Jagger and lead guitarist Keith Richards are both now aged 80, and guitarist Ronnie Wood is aged 76. 

The Rolling Stones frontman met a string of astronauts, checked out Nasa's mission control room and was strapped into a spacecraft simulator during his visit on Friday. The band are in the Texan city to kick off their 19-date Hackney Diamonds tour of the US and Canada, which starts tonight. Posting pictures of his day out on Instagram, Jagger, 80, thanked Nasa 'for being so welcoming' and astronauts Josh Cassada, Bob Hines and Jessica Meir for showing him around. While the rocker may not be space-bound any time soon, his group's influence has already reached beyond the Earth.

Live theater entertainment hasn't been the same since the curtains closed on Beacher's Madhouse. But after a decade off-the-grid, the celeb-beloved variety show will return next month for three electrifying back-to-back nights as part of Netflix Is A Joke Fest. The extravagant, invite-only spectacle will take place at the theater of the Roosevelt Hotel, home of the first Oscars and Beacher's original show, on May 9, 10, and 11, welcoming an exclusive cadre of A-listers to an evening of performances, comedic acts, decadence and celebrity cameos. Showman Jeff Beacher is the mind behind the visionary entertainment experience, blending classic vaudeville with Hollywood glitz, elements of circus, cabaret and burlesque.

For anyone wanting Italian food in London today, there are hundreds of venues to choose from. From what was Little Italy in Clerkenwell to the hub of Italian venues in Soho, the capital is awash with outlets serving pasta, pizza and other dishes. The history of Italian food and culture in the capital stretches back to the 19th century, when immigrant ice cream sellers (bottom right, an ice cream seller in 1877) flogged their wares on poverty-stricken streets. London's oldest delicatessen, Terroni of Clerkenwell (top right), which opened during the reign of Queen Victoria, is still trading today. As is the iconic Soho establishment Bar Italia (left, and inset recently), which was set up in 1949 to serve good coffee and act as a social hub for the capital's Italian community.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: It was Robert Cleveland 'Bob' Johnson (1920-1993), who led the weekly debate on Mission: Impossible. Johnson, a native of Portland, Oregon, worked in the entertainment industry, but during World War II service in the Army Air Corps, he began performing and announcing in variety shows. He has performed with the Roger Wagner Chorale and in background groups for films like Dr. Zhivago. Johnson on CBS (19666-73) and two on ABC (1988-1990) with the weekly warning: 'This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.' 'Good luck,'

ALISON BOSHOFF: They're the Glimmer Twins - but perhaps Sir Mick Jagger and Keith Richards should be boosted to solid gold. For the record, The Rolling Stones company earned at least $180 million (£142 million) over nine years, but paid tax amounts to less than 1% of the total. According to statistics published by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, Promogroup BV, the Stones' holding company, has been quietly reaping millions since 2013. The directors' most recent reports, released in March this year, state that there were'receivables' in the year from January to December 2021, totaling $25 million (£20 million). They paid tax on a $213,000 (£168,000) basis during that time. They paid $75,000 (£60,000) in taxes in the previous year, but the royalties, which were then counted as assets, were later reported as liabilities of $33 million (£26 million).

Tim (right) Everest, a junior sales assistant in Barrett's, Haverfordwest, and Hepworth's, Carmarthen, a chain that was purchased by Next in 1985, learned the fundamentals of sewing, selling, and marketing. He went to London and discovered the links between nightclubs, disco music, after-parties, and clothing: ripped Levis and studded jean jackets, lemon tank-tops, and white canvas shoes, spats and flamboyant handkerchiefs.

During the Mustique Blues Festival in the Caribbean, Sir Mick Jagger demonstrated that he was still the king of the dancefloor as he praised his legendary dance moves. The Rolling Stones frontman, 80, stunned his followers with his vivacious dancing when posting a video on Instagram on Wednesday. The crowd was ushered off their seats with Maroon 5's hit Moves Like Jagger, a book about the rocker's legendary moves.

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Georgia May Jagger refused to reveal the racy inside of the CR Fashion Book. The model, 32, had a spectacular figure on display as she braced braless in an open fire showcasing her cleavage. The daughter of Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger had a slick of scarlet lipstick, highlighting her distinctive gap-toothed smile.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Another setback for Andrew as the King makes Edward a Knight of the Thistle, breaking with the history of the late Queen's younger sons receiving high accolades in tandem. Both were knights of the Garter in 2006, and Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order in 2011 was established. (GCVO). Edward is now playing a more central role in the shrinking royal family, but Andrew isn't allowed to wear the ones he wears.

Though some people are becoming more vocal, Miss World's tradition - at least for now - lives on. Eric Morley's 1951 creation of the Festival of Britain, a contest that was officially launched in the United Kingdom, was branded by the term Festival Bikini Contest. In fact, the event's primary aim was to advertise the bikini, a relatively recent addition to the fashion market, and it was reportedly the newspaper that dubbed the tournament, which at the time was considered by some to be rather immodest, 'Miss World.' The pageant introduced a new tag: Beauty With a Purpose in 1980, in an attempt to combat this. The additional challenges of intelligence and personality assessments were put to the participants. However, this was not enough for the BBC to continue broadcasting the event, ditching it in 1984, after which it was moved to other channels including ITV, Thames Television, Sky One, and Channel 5. 'I think these contests no longer warrant national air time,' BBC1 controller Michael Grade said when he stopped the show.'I believe these contests no longer warrant national air time.' They are an anachronism in this day and age of equality and conflict that is on the march.' Here's FEMAIL looks at what happened to some of the contestants after they were crowned in the controversial competition.

According to a music quiz that MailOnline readers will now try to recreate, the Fab Four's ances are a mystery to many. Almost seven out of ten people are unaware of Manic Street Preachers' roots, four of five get Oasis' home city wrong, and only 17 percent know Kate Bush's native county. The posers were assembled in 30 diverse cities as part of a new series of travel guides focusing on the UK's musical heritage, with BBC Radio 2 host Jo Whiley narrating about the'music treasures' to be found in 30 different countries. The famous Cavern Club in Liverpool, where The Beatles appeared 292 times, as well as the Nene Valley Railway in Peterborough, which was the scene for the Queen's 1989 single Breakthru.

When I was seven years old, I first fell in love. My mother had five of her friends over for afternoon tea. All of them captured my heart. Quite normal psychology.

CRAIG BROWN: Which British pop group spent more weeks in the singles charts between 1965 and 1969 than The Beatles? I'm told that this is a common question in pub quizzes. I would have predicted the Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, or even Herman's Hermits a few days ago. The correct answer is Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich. During that time, they had 13 consecutive singles in the top 30. However, nothing lasts for ever, unless, of course, you're Mick Jagger. The group's passion for novelty costumes and melodramatic songs such as Zabadak and The Legend Of Xanadu went out of style around 1970.

As she arrived makeup free into Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris on Wednesday, the model showcased her natural beauty. As she emerged bare-faced in the snaps while puffing on a cigarette, the American model, 67, appears positively radiant. In natural waves, the actress, who has four children with Mick Jagger, displayed her long blonde tresses.

Sally Arnold (pictured) says her parents, who lived in Devon, had often discussed their funeral wishes, which made it easier for her to carry them out when the time came. The 74-year-old, author of The Rock 'N' Roll Nanny, a book about Mick Jagger's daughter Jade's childhood, was left with strict instructions to take care of her parents' bodies and to host a DIY funeral.

Mick Jagger's four-bedroom childhood home, where he first encountered his bandmate, has gone for more than £500,000. The terraced house in the 1930s has been completely gutted inside, with a black background and practically no trace of its original features. When Jagger first met Keith Richards, he lived in the four-bed in Dartford, Kent. The two teenagers' paths crossed again later on, and they bonded over their common interest in music.