March 15th, 2010 by Hannah
And it’s going to be a very epic one at that. It looks like the singer is going to release a new album that will feature songs written by Kara DioGuardi and performed together with her or Jack Black and other sonorous names. This is what Meat Loaf himself said about the album: “It’s the story of a soldier. He’s been in battle and he’s lying face down on the ground. He can’t move, but he turns his head and starts to see blood run across the ground, and so he thinks he’s going to die. They always say you see your life flash backward when you’re about to die. But his life flashes forward – into what possibly could happen. He sees what his life could be: the good and the bad.” Well, with such a story Meat Loaf is bound to make his new record a hit…or maybe not since he’s not a former American Idol fan and all that. But he does still have his old fans… hopefully.
October 17th, 2008 by Hannah

Janet Jackson, Cher and now Meat Loaf! The oldies rocker was recently awarded the ‘Q Classing Song Gong’ for his 1979 hit ‘Bat Out of Hell’ at the Q Awards ceremony which was held in London. Unfortunately, he had to leave the festivities early to receive medical treatment after suffering vertigo. Meat Loaf apparently hit the red carpet looking dishevelled, was unsteady on his feet and spoke incoherently when he accepted his gong on stage. Award show-goers also say that he almost fell during the presentation of the award. Is it really vertigo or was he just drunk? If it was vertigo, I hope he gets better. If he was drunk, he needs to set his priorities straight.
May 8th, 2008 by Hannah

Meat Loaf will never play live in any cold countries.
The rocker admits he hates chilly climates and was left stunned after his now-sacked management team told him they had booked him shows in Canada during February 2007.
The 60-year-old singer told Canada’s Globe and Mail newspaper: “I said, ‘Do not, under any circumstances, book me anywhere cold in the winter.’ And so they came back to me and said, ‘We’re going to book you in Canada in February.’ I said, ‘Well, why don’t we just play for penguins?’ ”
Meat Loaf – born Marvin Lee Aday – developed a bad sinus infection by the end of last year’s Canadian tour, leading him to describe his last performance in Ottawa as ‘atrocious’. He said of the concert: ‘I just wanted to bury my head in the sand… Or bury my head in the snow, I should say.”