While Mick Jagger is gearing up for his next Rolling Stones tour, his 20 year old daughter Georgia is modeling her sunglass collection in Brisbane, Australia.
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Saturday Night Live will be kicking off the season finale on May 19 with Mick Jagger both as host and performer. Mitt Romney was up for the job but he postponed until next fall when the show returns. The Stones have done the show many times before, but this will be the first solo gig for Mick. He’s been on the outs with Keith Richards since Keith’s autobiography was released with several unflattering passages about Mick. Still we wonder, will Keith show up?
We arrived at Barneys in Beverly Hills Friday afternoon and noticed security type men in black suits with ear-pieces discreetly parked in several corners on the first floor. Suspicious that a celebrity might be in the store, we asked a salesperson who refused to talk. A friendlier clerk upstairs said there had been a trunk show in the designer department. A sweep of the designer floor revealed nothing so we went to the restaurant upstairs for coffee. Seated across the room was a striking woman with long black hair deep in conversation with another woman. We all got up to leave at the same time and the woman stood up and we were SHOCKED by her incredible height. She appeared to be around 6’7” and very slim. (The first thing we thought was: this poor woman, how can she buy clothes to fit her?) When she got in the elevator with us (and a bodyguard) we realized: this is L’Wren Scott, 44, Mick Jagger’s girlfriend. (6’3” in flats) She’s a model-turned-stylist-turned-designer, and they’ve been together for ten years. Apparently Mick, 5’10”, likes that she has a successful career of her own and he takes GOOD care of her because HE provided all those security guards for her trunk show. No sign of Mick, however.
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Mick Jagger looks on in shock from the stands as the British soccer team is dumped out of the World Cup 2010 by the German team. His mood is evident in his face as he goes through four stages: 1- anger, 2- horror, 3- disbelief,, and finally, 4-defeat.
Georgia Jagger, 19, is becoming quite a successful model in the UK. She says her father Mick was a bit worried, but her mother Jerry Hall was thrilled when she was named British “model of the year “ in 2009. Georgia has modeled for Hudson jeans and above, was caught filming a Rimmel makeup commercial on Carnaby Street.
Mick Jagger and his girlfriend L’Wren are in a party mood as they leave the MOMA screening of the documentary “Stones in Exile” in New York. The film contains footage from 1972 when the Stones were recording their brilliant “Exile on Main Street” album. The album is being re-released (in vinyl form too!) with ten unearthed songs from that period.
Our esteemed colleague James St James at The WOW Report published this utterly fascinating letter that Mick Jagger wrote to Andy Warhol in 1969, asking him to design an album cover. It’s delightfully revealing because Mick Jagger was obviously so much better educated that he wanted us to know in those days. His rep back then was that of a care-free, drugged up, frivolous rockstar, but his writing is decidedly smart and upper class. Now we know he was always the brains behind The Rolling Stones. The result of this correspondence was probably the most famous album cover of all time.
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Mick Jagger’s ex Jerry Hall showed up at the Vivienne Westwood fashion show in London with her two model sized daughters Georgia, 16, (in plaid) and Elizabeth, 24. Georgia just signed with the Elite model agency alongside her mother and sister. She also recently persuaded her mom Jerry to stop wearing miniskirts.
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Meg Ryan took her teenage son Jack shopping at Fred Segal in Santa Monica for back to school stuff. He’s getting very tall very fast and probably needs new clothes frequently. Meg stars in “The Women” which will be released September 12 – hopefully it will attract the enthusiastic female audience that made “Sex & the City” such a hit. We’re still amused by the fact that Mick Jagger produced this film.
A significant moment in “Shine a Light,” Martin Scorsese’s documentary on The Rolling Stones, was a clip from a 1970’s press interview with Mick Jagger. Mick was asked if he could imagine being on stage at 60 and he replied “Yeah….easily.” Little did he know how inspiring that attitude would turn out to be. Stones fans who saw the documentary walked away feeling more than just entertained. Mick Jagger is an inspiration. He’s 65 and has the enthusiasm of a young man. He’s slim, trim, and well dressed – and can sing almost anybody under the table. He’s the heart – and the BRAINS – behind the band. (He does all the business side of the job.) In fact the whole band looks great – they’re in shape and coincidentally they all have hair, and make no effort to disguise their wrinkles. The message is: If THEY can wear velvet pants and work and have fun and be hip and cool, ANYONE can do it.
