New Rolling Stone cover...

[twinmatrix]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

You can have somebody send you a copy to you.Or scan it and email the requested pages to you which it would be free.

I'm actually interested in buying a physical copy but I don't know where people do that? Is it a UK newsstand magazine or? I'm a bit confused. ^^ thanks~

[wheart]

Originally Posted by Feather Blade

Love that she has a cover and she looks lovely, however, a small nitpick. The hat is new, but we've seen the chain mail gloves on stage so many times, and I would dearly love to see her in something other than that same old black cold-shoulder top. She's been making a lot of appearances out & about these past couple of years, but it seems like it is always that same uniform. However, despite all my moaning and groaning about fashion choices, I am truly happy she's getting such good exposure. Take note rest of the band: Having new product equals more promotion. Sure wish they could all get together and work on getting a group effort out.

I know. just something we haven't seen ever before, or at least not for a long time would have been awesome but apparently this is what Stevie feels good in these days. I'm just grateful for the hat - new and a departure from the standard top hat she's been wearing. And it's not black! I also think her hair looks amazing.

[Lisa W]

Originally Posted by louielouie2000

The only thing this proves to me is that Stevie has the most powerful publicist in the entertainment industry. Because if you look at this article, it's honestly total fluff. Stevie isn't promoting anything, isn't heralding any awards, and isn't making some sort of grand proclamation to the world. Gotta give Liz Rosenberg credit where it's due- she has pretty much single handedly changed Stevie's image over this past decade. Stevie is taken more seriously and is more relevant now than she ever was at the height of her career.

I totally agree that Liz Rosenberg is the instrumental party and deserves significant credit for securing this cover article. However, isn't she also the Fleetwood Mac publicist? If so, that may be another reason for the internal band tension - regardless of whether or not FM has a product to promote.

[gldstwmn]

So how young was the waiter that they couldn't be seen together in public?

[Dreamz19]

Originally Posted by gssmith

I actually think this years version on tour is the best Gypsy has ever sounded live. I really love the "Hey baby!" high parts. I like this too. Her voice sounds great. I was worried she'd scream like in Lady.

I love the current tour version of Gypsy as well. One of the highlights of the night for me.

[BlueDenimLamp]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

So how young was the waiter that they couldn't be seen together in public?

The article says .

"In the late Nineties, she tries dating a younger, nonfamous dude - a waiter, in fact - but that didn’t work either. “I was 50 and he was 30, and he was a very old 30 - he had two little boys and was a very nice man,” she recalls, sitting on a maroon couch in her living room, where a vocal mic is still rigged up overhead. On the glass coffee table are her burn cream; a water-damaged copy of an Oscar Wilde anthology she’s had for decades, filled with her old underlinings; two unlit candles; a book about Jimi Hendrix; and a bowl decorated with the lyrics of “Landslide” - a gift from the Dixie Chicks. “And he really cared about me.” But she found the situation embarrassing and tried to keep him under wraps. “One day, he came home and said, “I got two tickets for Bill Maher, will you go with me?” and I’m like, ‘Are you insane!? No, I’m not going. I’m famous! I’m Stevie Nicks! Everybody’s gonna spend the whole time taking pictures of us. And I can’t keep on making excuses about why you can’t go anywhere I can go. Like, can I take you to the Grammys? No. Can I go the market with you? No. Can we go to a movie together in downtown Santa Monica? No. All we can do is stay in.”

[twinmatrix]

Originally Posted by Dreamz19

I love the current tour version of Gypsy as well. One of the highlights of the night for me.

I can't help but burst out laughing when she waves her hand like the queen singing "heey heey heey". Not sure if that's a good or a bad thing.

[BlueDenimLamp]

From the RS article.

When Nicks took care of a drunken and upset Vanessa Carlton one night, she told her, “That’s what mommies do for their babies” - and she flew to New York at the end of 2014 to be around for the due date of Carlton’s child.

Congrats Vanessa and John! Sidney Aoibheann Carlton-McCauley was born yesterday at 1:42pm, weighing in… http://t.co/6jPArreE87

— Vanessa Carlton (@VanessaCarlton) January 14, 2015

Seems Vanessa was a little late in presenting Stevie with her newest God Daughter (one would imagine)

So that's why she was in NYC for new years.

[twinmatrix]

Originally Posted by BlueDenimLamp

The article says .

"In the late Nineties, she tries dating a younger, nonfamous dude - a waiter, in fact - but that didn’t work either. “I was 50 and he was 30, and he was a very old 30 - he had two little boys and was a very nice man,” she recalls, sitting on a maroon couch in her living room, where a vocal mic is still rigged up overhead. On the glass coffee table are her burn cream; a water-damaged copy of an Oscar Wilde anthology she’s had for decades, filled with her old underlinings; two unlit candles; a book about Jimi Hendrix; and a bowl decorated with the lyrics of “Landslide” - a gift from the Dixie Chicks. “And he really cared about me.” But she found the situation embarrassing and tried to keep him under wraps. “One day, he came home and said, “I got two tickets for Bill Maher, will you go with me?” and I’m like, ‘Are you insane!? No, I’m not going. I’m famous! I’m Stevie Nicks! Everybody’s gonna spend the whole time taking pictures of us. And I can’t keep on making excuses about why you can’t go anywhere I can go. Like, can I take you to the Grammys? No. Can I go the market with you? No. Can we go to a movie together in downtown Santa Monica? No. All we can do is stay in.”

Hey, if Madonna can take someone who is young enough to be her son, it's OK for Stevie to date someone who is late 30s.

[sorcerer999]

So essentially, Stevie was telling this man, "I'm embarrassed to be seen in public with you." I bet that made him feel soooooooooo special.

Our girl has the strangest insecurities, doesn't she? I would have been showing off my "younger man" if I were in her position! Kathy Griffin's new boyfriend is 20 years younger and I think they are adorable together!

[welcomechris]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

Nothing wrong with that. Contrary to right wing propaganda, pot is neither addictive nor a "gateway drug".

I don't want stevie hurting herself, it's very unhealthy to smoke pot.

But looking on the brightside Stevie is Writing

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by louielouie2000

The only thing this proves to me is that Stevie has the most powerful publicist in the entertainment industry. Because if you look at this article, it's honestly total fluff. Stevie isn't promoting anything, isn't heralding any awards, and isn't making some sort of grand proclamation to the world. Gotta give Liz Rosenberg credit where it's due- she has pretty much single handedly changed Stevie's image over this past decade. Stevie is taken more seriously and is more relevant now than she ever was at the height of her career.

I think your wrong about that. Stevie has to do TV shows and interviews because she has no other outlet to promote her music. She could of been a media whore in the 1980s like Madonna but chose not to.

All Stevie's networking has paid off. People like Adam Levine, Jimmy Iovine, Sharon Osborne... want her on their shows because she played her cards right and she has the music to back it up. Liz may helped with Dancing with the Stars, but Stevie has done most of it.

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

Nothing wrong with that. Contrary to right wing propaganda, pot is neither addictive nor a "gateway drug".

I'm very surprised that she was, for the very first time ever, so direct about it. She has always been so forthright about cocaine, but always avoided mentioning pot. Since pot is becoming more mainstream, acceptable and legal, maybe she feels more comfortable with revealing that she uses it. But it's really no surprise. And it's far less dangerous and harmful than alcohol. I would love to hang with her and Bill Maher and some cannabis.

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

I think your wrong about that. Stevie has to do TV shows and interviews because she has no other outlet to promote her music. She could of been a media whore in the 1980s like Madonna but chose not to.

The only thing this article promoted was Stevie's rock status as a cultural icon. There was very little serious discussion regarding her new album. It's indirect musical promotion at best.

She had this opportunity to promote her new album. So what does she do? She gives us a bare-bones performance of a 33-year old Fleetwood Mac song. Is this kind of promotion doing her any commercial favors? Relying heavily on past artistic achievements seems to take precedent over establishing new ones. Fleetwood Mac is doing that now. Why not? Milking the legacy of their cash cow is easy. They need very little promotion to do that.

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

So essentially, Stevie was telling this man, "I'm embarrassed to be seen in public with you." I bet that made him feel soooooooooo special.

Our girl has the strangest insecurities, doesn't she? I would have been showing off my "younger man" if I were in her position! Kathy Griffin's new boyfriend is 20 years younger and I think they are adorable together!

Poor Stevie, cougars weren't 'in' yet in the nineties.