Rod Stewart Talks Never Cooking In His Life

Rod Stewart

Stewart tells Rolling Stone in a new interview that there's no hyperbole at play when he claims on his new album, Blood Red Roses, that he can't even boil an egg.

"In the '70s, it was a different era," he said. "We used to have girlfriends we'd shack up with. And then you'd sort of get fed up with them and they'd leave, or you'd kick 'em out. Horrible, but then you realize, 'Who's gonna cook me dinner? Who's gonna cook me breakfast?' And you find yourself walking down to the local café."

That could explain why the singer has been married three times. He says he's yet to learn his way around the kitchen, though he did try it once.

"I'm still absolutely hopeless," Stewart continued. "I cannot cook to save me life. The last time I tried to make a boiled egg, I had about 20 pans and things out of the cupboard. What a mess. Nothing to be proud of."

Rod Stewart's lone culinary achievements include "a bit of toast and a cup of tea in the afternoon," he admitted.

Drake Goes Triple Platinum

The RIAA certified it triple platinum officially on August 3. Views debuted selling one million equivalent units in just one week’s time. It’s also had four songs including “One Dance,” “Controlla,” “Too Good,” and “Pop Style” all climb the Billboard Top 200 chart. This certification takes streaming into consideration when determining units sold.

Views received moderate to good reviews in publications like Rolling Stone and Pitchfork. However, fellow rapper Joe Budden questioned the album’s quality and said Drake sounded “uninspired” on the project, sparking the recent beef between the two.

The Middle Class Fight

Rumors are that Rolling Stone interviewed members of our community in Lima, Ohio. Lima Mayor David Berger, and Jim Jordan were among those being interviewed. They tell their stories alongside local and state economic policies and election cycles. 

Watch Eminem's '8 Mile' Movie

It's been since 2002 when Eminem dropped the movie '8 Mile' for the world to watch and that they did. 8 Mile is a 2002 American drama film written by Scott Silver, directed by Curtis Hanson, and starring Eminem, Mekhi Phifer, Brittany Murphy, and more.

“8 Mile,” a movie about a fictionalized Eminem's rise from Detroit's darkest corners, starred the rapper as himself and banked $51 million during its opening weekend. The film has since earned $242 million in global sales on a scant budget of $41 million.

Also: Name Your Favorite Eminem Track

To anybody contemplating whether or not to actually watch this movie, just stop reading this post and actually watch the movie below, then finish this review with a comment.

"Eminem wins by a knockout!" raves Rolling Stone, as the Grammy Award-winning phenomenon makes his feature film debut in this gripping story about the boundaries that hold us back and the courage that can set us free. For Jimmy Smith, Jr. (Eminem), life is a daily fight just to keep hope alive. Feeding his dreams in Detroit's vibrant music scene, Jimmy wages an extraordinary personal struggle to find his own voice and earn a place in a world where rhymes rule, legends are born and every moment... is another chance. 

From Academy Award-winner Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidential) and Oscar-winning producer Brian Grazer (A Beautiful Mind), 8 Mile is the triumphant film Time Magazine hails as "Powerful!" and Entertainment Weekly applauds as "Electrifying and Mesmerizing!"

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Why Elton John and Eminem Became Sober

 

Rapper Eminem and Sir Elton John share more than just decades of experience in the music industry. They both have been living a sober lifestyle for years — something that often requires a strong support system. Luckily, the Detroit-bred emcee has been able to rely on the “Rocketman” singer for advice.

Elton John has been living sober for over 30 years. And in that time, the Grammy-winning artist has been able to reflect on his life before and after he found his sobriety.

R. Kelly's Music Sales Soar over 500%

 

The posthumous effect is a known phenomenon in music and entertainment. When an artist or athlete dies, their output is hyper-valued, and sales associated with the person see a considerable increase. Suppose we accept incarceration as being its own form of death, social death, in particular. In that case, it could explain the 500% increase R. Kelly has seen in sales since being convicted on sex trafficking charges. 

What Jay-Z And Roc Nation Is Doing For George Floyd's Memory

The hip-hop mogul and his entertainment company Roc Nation took out full-page ads in newspapers across America in memory of Floyd, a man from Minneapolis who died while in police custody after a police officer kneeled on Floyd's neck for eight minutes, moments that were captured on cellphone video.

In the footage, Floyd, 46, shouts “I cannot breathe” and “don’t kill me” before losing consciousness. He was later pronounced dead. Since-fired officer Derek Chauvin was later charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in Floyd's death.

Pamela Anderson Talks Split from Kid Rock and Tommy Lee

 

While fans have heard a lot about Pamela Anderson's relationship with Tommy Lee leading up to the release of her new memoir and documentary, she also spills on her time with fellow ex-husband Kid Rock in the book.

Travis Barker Talk Tom DeLonge

+Travis Barker just released a statement against +Tom DeLonge. Tom DeLonge is deceiving fans by saying he’s still in Blink-182 – this according to the band’s drummer Travis Barker, who thinks DeLonge should “just man up and quit the band.” Barker added, “I think the right thing for him to do would just man up and quit the band instead of telling people he didn’t quit and just be real with the fans.”

“We were all set to play this festival and record a new album, and Tom kept putting it off without reason,” the statement read. “A week before we were scheduled to go into the studio, we got an email from his manager, explaining that he didn’t want to participate in any Blink-182 projects indefinitely but would rather work on his other, nonmusical endeavors.”

“To all the fans, I never quit the band,” DeLonge wrote on his Facebook page. “I actually was on a phone call about a blink 182 event for New York City at the time all these weird press releases started coming in… Apparently those releases were ‘sanctioned’ from the band. Are we dysfunctional- yes. But, Christ….. ‪#‎Awkward‬ ‪#‎BabyBackRibs‬.”

The drama went back and forth again when Barker and Hoppus followed up with a Rolling Stone interview, in which the pair discussed years of flakiness from DeLonge, who has allegedly been stringing along Blink’s other members for years. DeLonge responded with a blistering open letter on Facebook, saying the group’s relationship “got poisoned.”

Diddy Facing New Lawsuit

 

Diddy is facing another lawsuit, one of the last cases brought under New York's Adult Survivors Act, according to Rolling Stone. Filed in Manhattan Supreme Court on Thursday, the lawsuit accuses Diddy of sexually assaulting a woman, a former student at Syracuse University, in 1991 by drugging her during a date and filming the alleged incident.

Top 5 Most Jay-Z’s Controversial Moments

 

There have been multiple instances in Jay-Z’s career where he has made headlines for the wrong reasons, either with fans, other rappers, in-laws, or even his wife.

Below, we’ve listed out the top five most controversial moments Hov has endured, ranking them from least significant to most.

Jay Z Talks Tidal, Jimmy Iovine, And Rewriting The Music Rulebook

Jay Z doesn’t give many interviews. In conversation, he often pauses mid-sentence, considers, rewinds, slices and reshapes his answer, choosing a more appropriate word or analogy that draws a finer point before revealing it to the interviewer. What’s commonly assumed is a mistrust of the press may just be that unlike his work in the studio or onstage, Jay Z doesn’t ultimately control the final result of an interview, and therefore treads more carefully while giving one.

Miley Cirus Naked Photos

+Miley Cirus covers the front of +Rollin stone magazine naked for her photo shoot. The 20-year-old singer lets it all hang out in her no-holds-barred cover story entitled “Confessions of Pop’s Wildest Child.” A topless Miley soaks in a swimming pool with her tongue out on the cover, gets naked in the shower, and gets a “Rolling $tone” tattoo on her feet.

The magazine visited the “Wrecking Ball” hitmaker at her house and even went skydiving with her. In the issue, she talks about her controversial VMA performance, advice for +Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez, and friendship with +Kanye West.