A barman to the stars will publish a tell-all memoir about the celebrities he has met on the island of Mustique.
“My book will shock the high society of Mustique as it will tell the truth about celebrities at play,” said Basil Charles, 62, who is also known as The King of Mustique. Charles has served drinks to the likes of the Beckhams, Mick Jagger, Amy Winehouse, Kate Moss and Princess Margaret.
He says he has no fear about breaking the island’s famous code of silence. “There will be revelations in the book, some of them shocking, but I’m not afraid to write it. Why should I be?” he said.
Georgia May Jagger, a daughter of rocker Mick, has posed topless in a major US modelling campaign.
Georgia, 17, appears in a photo shoot for Hudson jeans. She appears in one photo with her boyfriend, Django James, the 18-year-old son of musician Dave Stewart.
Sir Mick was known to have reacted with horror when her older sister Elizabeth took to the catwalk in a see-through dress. She was 20 when she made the appearance during London Fashion Week in 2005.
Hudson spokesman David Lipman said of Georgia: “It’s all about the heritage of having Mick Jagger as a dad and Jerry Hall as a mum. But more than anything, it’s her spirit that captivates me.”
Sir Mick, 65, is said to question her modelling. On the other hand, Georgia’s mother, a supermodel in her day, has given her approval. Georgia said: “She [Hall] always says, ‘Be nice to everyone, even if you don’t like it. Just be nice and gracious. And don’t show your bum’.”
A friend of Sir Mick’s, commenting about Elizabeth in 2004, said: “No father likes to see his daughter baring her breasts to the public and Mick, for all his own louche ways, is no exception.”
He is as famous for his sexual conquests as for his youthful strutting on stage . . . despite being 64.
And Mick Jagger reckons that sex and rock ’n’ roll have something in common — you can have too much of both of them.
The Rolling Stones legend says: “Rock ’n’ roll and playing live is very addictive. But you have to really be careful, because you don’t want to do it all the time. It’s like when you are young and you think if you are not having sex you’re wasting your time. But as you get older you realise everything has its place. It’s the same thing with performing.
“You don’t want to be thinking if you are not gigging, ‘Why am I not performing? I’m just going out to dinner with my friends, how boring is that? I should be out on stage’. Performing is a great thing to do but you don’t want to have to be doing it every night.”
Keith Richards has warned Amy Winehouse to stay away from drugs.
The Rolling Stones rocker – who has previously battled a heroin addiction – says the troubled ‘Rehab’ singer needs to kick her dangerous habit before it ’s too late. The 64-year-old guitarist, who once infamously joked he had snorted his father’s ashes, said: “She should get her act together.”
The band’s frontman Mick Jagger, who was briefly jailed in 1967 for possessing drugs, has also advised young stars not to follow in the Stones’ notorious footsteps.
Speaking at the Berlin premiere of Rolling Stones documentary ‘Shine a Light ‘, Mick said: “When we were experimenting with drugs, little was known about the effects. In our time there were no rehab centres. Anyway I did not know about them.”
Mick, 64, has previously expressed concern for Amy’s wellbeing saying: “I’m worried she might die if she goes down the road she has taken.”
64-year old front man of the Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, got his party on in celebration of his daughter Georgia’s 16th birthday party. The rock pixie and grandfather was spotted wearing a green velvet suit just as he was leaving. It looks more like a suit that Austin Powers would wear on a regular basis than a rock star’s party wear. Does he make you horny, baby?
Mick attended the party with 6’4” designer girlfriend L’Wren Scott. You would think that since he has a designer on his arm, he’d have more sense of style. Oh the irony! It’s a kick in the butt.
It has been revealed that the 64 year old singer Mick Jagger is so desperate to have a baby with long term girlfriend L’Wren Scott, he has totally changed his diet. Despite the fact he already has 7 children from 4 different relationships – the oldest of which is 37 years old.
At what point do you stop and decide you are too old? I mean if Jagger is successful in his bid to become more fertile by drinking rare berry juice from the Himalayas; then by the time the kid is 15 the man will be almost 80. Not exactly the cool hands on Dad you would want as a teenager is it?
Well, I suppose it does sound like he means business. Not only has he incorporated large quantities of avocados into his diet, he drinks a glass of goji berry juice every day. The juice is nicknamed “Fruit Viagra”; and, well, I guess Mick really hopes it works at £30 per litre.
Mick Jagger is one of rock’s greatest singers and songwriters. That is common knowledge. This should be: He has written and recorded superb work outside the double-guitar tangle of the Rolling Stones, and this collection proves it, going back to the sneering evil of 1970’s “Memo From Turner” and climaxing with the sublime country soul of “Evening Gown,” from 1993’s Wandering Spirit. Many of these songs are about having it all and realizing that still isn’t enough: the pneumatic rock of “God Gave Me Everything‚” the dark jangle of “Old Habits Die Hard,” from the Alfie soundtrack; the ironic jump of the 1992 demo “Charmed Life.” That is also a recurring theme in Jagger’s determined R&B modernism, from the synth drums that time-stamp 1985’s “Just another Night”to the wiry funk of Spirit’s “Sweet Thing” and Jagger’s pop-gospel romp with Bono, “Joy,” from 2001’s Goddess in the Doorway. But it is in the ballads –the dynamic climb of “Don’t Call Me Up,” the heated devotion in “Evening Gown”–where confession and exploration quietly meet and burn. In comparison, the rarities here are straightforward fun: a 1973 soul fling with John Lennon and a Sonny Boy Williamson cover from Jagger’s all-blues ‘92 session with L.A. band the Red Devils, which still deserves to be an album in its own right.
Mick Jagger feared he’d never find a long-forgotten song he once recorded with John Lennon – until the late Beatle’s ex-girlfriend revealed she had saved the recording. Ha Dig some cash out of that moth eating wallet of yours Mick and pay the women cause we all know your gonna want it for free ya cheap lump..I do not know how many of these so called past collaborations with dead artist are these old rockers going to unearth, guess we will have to wait until they themselves no longer exists. I know fans would be waiting for such old collaborations to come out and see the day light but is there some substantial authentication for these music collaboration or is it a fake that Mick has not revealed till now and suddenly he’s found one of his own songs in his old closet and thinks that the fans could be fooled to believing that it is an ex-John Lennon partnered collaboration, some food for thought here.
Mick Jagger fears for Amy Winehouse’s health after her reported struggle to kick her drug habit – he’s worried the troubled soul star is heading for an early grave. Early grave Mick looks who’s giving some free advice. I think the best business all these crocked up good for nothing stars are left with today is opening a free consultancy service and speak about the celebrities who are in trouble. Mick himself faced a troublesome period with drugs so how does he think he is qualified enough to be telling others that they are nearing the grave, if he could pull himself out of his grave then Amy is certainly a better leveled headed person than Mick Jagger and she should be able to avoid the grave. The problem right now is that despite the rehabs and everyone trying to help her she is not showing any signs that she is willing to get clean. It’s upon her the day she finds the courage to say no she will get clean and we all hope a talent like her does it sooner than later.
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