MKR winner accidentally leaked.

Michele Amabile Angermiller To paraphrase Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, getting on the cover of Rolling Stone was a major goal for any rock artist, and midway through a one-hour conversation with Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner at the 92nd Street Y in New York City Tuesday night, Bruce Springsteen had a bone to pick about that very subject. “I was not on the cover of Rolling Stone when ‘Born to Run’ came out, you know,” he pointed out. “I’m not picking a bone or anything, but I always felt — while we’re talking about it — they were a little skittish about putting me on the cover when that record came out. I was on the cover of Time and Newsweek.” Wenner countered that those magazines were “the establishment” and that Springsteen making the covers of both was a subject of intense controversy. Springsteen lamented that the attention attracted an unlikely fan: the Internal Revenue Service.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Jann Wenner is not just “like” a rolling stone — he was Rolling Stone, for most of the magazine’s history, to the extent that it very closely followed his melange of sensibilities from its 1967 founding until he sold off his last stake in it three years ago. [It’s now owned wholly by Penske Media, the parent company of Variety.] If you’re a longtime subscriber, reading his new memoir, “Like a Rolling Stone,” may feel like having your life flash before your eyes… except for the parts where he is, say, yachting with Jackie Onassis. But Wenner’s publishing empire (which also grew to incorporate Us Weekly at its millennium-spanning peak) long represented an era in which rock ‘n’ roll and the counterculture could rub up against bith the seriousness of American politics and the ephemerality of celebrity infatuation, and none of these elements would come out too much worse for the wear of coexisting in one biweekly package.

K.J. Yossman After triumphing at last year’s Venice Film Festival, the U.K. and Irish rights to Eric Gravel’s race-against-time social drama “Full Time” (À plein temps) have been snapped up by Parkland Entertainment. It is set to be released in the U.K. and Ireland in early 2023. The film, which stars “Call My Agent’s” Laure Calamy, had its world premiere at last year’s festival in the Orizzonti section before going on to win prizes for both Calamy, for best actress, and Gravel, for best director. In “Full Time,” Calamy stars as Julie, a maid in a luxury Parisian hotel while simultaneously carting for her two children in the French countryside. One day, she finally gets a break when she is offered an interview for a long-hoped for job. But, as luck would have it, the interview is on the same day as a national strike, which shuts down the city’s transport.

Ramsey Lewis, a jazz pianist and composer who had a surprise appearance on the pop charts in 1965 with the hit “The In Crowd,” died Monday at 87. No cause of death was given, but his Facebook page indicated he “died peacefully at his home in Chicago” this morning.

Farmer Will, 26, Farmer Benjamin, 33, Farmer Harry, 23, Farmer Ben, 27, and the show's first ever female farmer, Paige, 27, have already made some promising connections with the hopeful contestants.

There have been some jaw-dropping Love Island feuds over the years, with many of them even kicking off outside of the show, but we absolutely didn’t see the latest row coming.It’s getting seriously shady on social media between Amber Gill, who won the ITV2 show in 2019, and 2021 Islander Jake Cornish and fans are lapping up every subtweet and catty remark.The fight began when Jake, who quit Love Island last year just days before the final after splitting from Liberty Poole, appeared to send an indirect tweet Amber’s way following her appearance on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.“Loving this SAS who dares win with a certain someone getting beasted

NeNe Leakes is remembering her late husband on the first anniversary of his death. On Thursday, the former  star shared a series of videos on her Instagram Story in tribute to Gregg Leakes, who died in 2021 at the age of 66.

NeNe Leakes has marked a year since the death of her husband Gregg Leakes. The TV star was left devastated when her partner died aged 66 on September 1, 2021 after a battle with cancer and she honoured his memory 12 months on by sharing videos of the couple dancing together in happier times - declaring she misses him every day. Alongside a clip which showed them at a party together, NeNe wrote: "1 year in Heaven today! We love you and miss you sooooooooo much.

Janelle and Monzir were pretty confident going into the competition. 

MKR 2022!Watch Below: My Kitchen Rules 2022: Meet Janelle and MonzirIn a nail-biting final episode, NSW team Janelle and Monzir competed against Queensland team Kate and Mary to take home $100,000.The two teams had to prepare 100 plates in a four-course meal to impress judges Manu Feildel, Curtis Stone and Coin Fassnidge. The entree brought the heat, with both teams feeling the stress of the competition. Even though Janelle struggled to keep a cool head as she felt the time crunch, the NSW couple took the lead in the first course. The second course saw Kate and Mary back on an even playing field after serving up an impressive salmon dish.But Janelle and Monzir's perfectly cooked prawn dish made stiff competition. Kate and Mary started the main course on rocky ground after the controversial choice to cook both individual lamb cutlets and whole racks of lamb but managed to present a well-loved dish.Janelle and Monzir also impressed the judges and guests with their impressive beef and okra dish before the teams headed into the final round - desserts.Kate and Mary started the dessert round one step behind after they forgot to pre-fill their pastry shells, but scraped through with a delicious lemon tart. But it was close competition as Janelle and Monzir found their stride, serving up perfect baklava. Ultimately, it was an extremely tight competition, but Monzir and Janelle walked away winners of MKR 2022 and $100,000 richer. Fans had their money on loved-up couple Janelle and Monzir winning the show this year with Sportsbet odds sitting at $1.20 just hours before the finale, whilst Kate & Mary sat on $5.The first place pick is usually spot-on when it comes to pre-recorded reality TV shows like MKR and this season it was spot

Father-daughter duo Alice and Peter competed against Arrnott and Fuzz, Mat and Ashlee and Janelle and Monzir in the first ‘last chance cook-off' of the series. 

The Queensland creative stylist, 53, competed on this season of MKR with her niece, Hayley before getting eliminated on Wednesday night.

Calabrian sisters Leanne and Milena were the final team to host their instant restaurant and had big boots to fill after a myriad of high scores the past week. 

NeNe Leakes is no longer suing Bravo and Andy Cohen. According to court docs obtained by ET, on Aug.

NeNe Leakes has had a "mini" Brazilian butt lift (BBL). The 54-year-old reality star - whose husband Gregg Leakes died of cancer last year - is now an ambassador for the Georgia Plastic Surgery and Reconstructive Surgery center. And while she has insisted she's only ever had cosmetic work done to her nose and breast augmentation, she's just gone under the knife for liposuction and the small butt enhancement.

NeNe Leakes is taking fans along with her on her plastic surgery journey. In a new video shared to Instagram, Leakes, who recently announced that she's been named an ambassador for the Georgia Plastic Surgery and Reconstructive Surgery center, under Dr. Okoro, revealed that she went under the knife for both liposuction and a Brazilian butt lift.In a video announcing the news, Leakes dispelled rumors that she's gotten any other work done outside of a nose job and breast augmentation, but after partnering with Dr. Okoro for his «Perfectly Pretty You» journey, she wanted to fix «problem areas» as part of their new partnership.

NeNe Leakes is paying tribute to her late husband Gregg Leakes on what would have been his 67 birthday.