Keith Richards on his X-Pensive Winos reissue, a new Rolling Stones album and living in American during COVID.

Music Keith Richards on catching COVID: ‘I’m impervious. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and working with the likes of Larry David. “Oh god, Keith Richards looks better than I feel,” he thought.įox also writes at length about hitting the links with his golfing buddies, author Harlan Coben and ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos hanging out with former Sen. Unfortunately, Fox was dealing at the time with an excruciatingly painful pinched sciatic nerve and had to cut the trip short. I’m not worthy.” Adorned with a massive skull ring, cocktail in his hand, Richards and Fox (virgin piña colada in hand) enjoyed the fireworks show together at a Turks and Caicos resort. Fox rang in New Year’s Day 2018 next to Keith Richards, “swashbuckling pirate king, immortal rock god, and Rolling freaking Stone. But Netflix offered a “Hollywood ending,” funding a pick-up day to return to set about six months later, reassembling the cast and crew and belatedly completing Fox’s scene.Įven big-shot actors get starstruck. The day Fox was set to film a cameo in the 2019 Spike Lee-produced movie “ See You Yesterday,” he had a serious fall - only four months after a critical surgery to remove a tumor from his spine (unrelated to Parkinson’s). Like many Parkinson’s patients, Fox has begun to notice cognitive changes, including memory loss, confusion, delusions and dementia - something he has “rarely contemplated before now, much less spoke of.” He describes looking for his car keys before remembering he can no longer drive mistaking one of his twin daughters for the other and uttering, “What did you think?” to “the person to my left, who isn’t there.” Fox describes the early years with his first son, Sam, as “Miller Time.” Looking back on it, Sam “tells me that his earliest memories include going to the fridge to get me beers.” Fox quit drinking when Sam was 3 and has been sober ever since.

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