Courtney Love59, singer and songwriter, hands it out on all sides. In an interview with The Standard blasphemed the widow of Nirvana-Frontman Kurt Cobain on Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Lana Del Rey and Madonna. “Taylor is not important,” the American started. “She may be a safe place for girls, and she’s probably today’s Madonna, but as an artist she’s not interesting.” Incidentally, she doesn’t like Madonna either, “and she doesn’t like me.” Lana Del Rey recommended that she “really take a seven-year break,” and she also didn’t like Beyoncé’s new album (“Cowboy Carter”): “I just don’t like her music.” Love’s conclusion: “It’s great that there are so many successful women in the music industry, but many of them become clichés.” They were all cloned. You’re bombarded with a lot of things “that are exactly the same thing.”
Mickie Krause, 53, party singer (current song: “More per mille than IQ”), complains of an attention deficit. The young audience “almost doesn’t care who is on stage,” he told the German Press Agency. He almost feels a bit sorry for the acts that are on stage in the Mallorca establishments “Bierkönig” and “Megapark” in the afternoon because some of them are not even noticed. It now takes big names to get the full attention of the young audience. He himself apparently falls into this category: “At least when I perform, I don’t get the impression that people are busy with their cell phones.” This year Krause is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his first hit “Ten Naked Hairdressers”.
Nicole Richie, 42, actress, voluntarily mentions that she is a middle-aged woman. “My 40s are the absolute most fun decade and I find myself bringing my age into the conversation more than ever,” said singer Lionel Richie’s daughter, 74, the US magazine interview. She does this “because I want people to understand the state of mind I’m in: I’m not some 20-year-old idiot. I’m a 42-year-old woman.” The American appeared alongside Paris Hilton in the reality series “The Simple Life” at the beginning of the 2000s and was considered an “it girl” at the time.
Emilio Sakraya, 27, actor and singer, has gotten his loose tongue under control. At the beginning of his career, he drank too much alcohol and “said things that I shouldn’t have told because they were private,” he told the German Press Agency. Especially in his public position, he simply couldn’t afford it. “And what’s more, it’s incredibly unhealthy. You lose yourself, your perception of yourself and others, you’re hungover, in a bad mood and have unbelievable mood swings.” Sakraya, who became known through the Bushido biography “Times Change You”, the “Bibi and Tina” films and the gangster series “4 Blocks”, now gives up alcohol and cigarettes and does sports every day.
Mola Adebisi, 51, former Viva presenter, found out the gender of his unborn child using auspices. At a so-called gender reveal party in Krefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, a trained eagle brought a blue-colored feather to Adebisi and his pregnant wife Adelina Zilai, 36, as the Picture reported. “We are happy, no matter what it is, as long as the boy is healthy,” joked the moderator. Now it’s time to bring “the first little bummer safely into the world.”