Epstein Secrets

early days of the group many comparisons were drawn with the Rolling Stones because their similar bluesy sound and the physical resemblance between Mick Jagger and Steven Tyler. But with their third album, Toys in the Attic (1975), the band emerged as a leading rock group in its own right. Showcasing their

sound and the physical resemblance between Mick Jagger and Steven Tyler. But with their third album, Toy

tion for the band and its early records in both The Dirt and The Heroin Diaries. Like many of their 1970s contemporaries including Led Zeppelin and Alice Cooper, Tyler and the other members of Aerosmith were prone to excess and debauchery. Drug consumption was rampant; the recording sessions for 1976's Rock

ch's Quarterly Review filmmakers' dinner. Guests include Quarterly's Nick Foulkes, honoree Jeremy Thomas, Paul Allen with a new book out "Idea Man," Mick Jagger hinting at releasing new music in the fall, producers Cassian Elwes and Ed Pressman, directors Simon Curtis and Bertrand Tavernier, Lawrence Bender

, Paul Allen with a new book out "Idea Man," Mick Jagger hinting at releasing new music in the fall, prod

of Sean Penn's "This Must be the Place." Sean daringly plays a 50 year old American former rock star who still dresses as a cross between Kiss and Alice Cooper. He is living in a castle in Ireland. The death of his father, a holocaust survivor, brings him back to his Jewish roots in Brooklyn. He discovers

is the annual house guest. Jean is a who chronicles his every social move with a tiny camera. Italian Vogue Editor Franca Sozzani, L'Wren Scott and Mick Jagger lounge on double outdoor day beds. Others chatting are Lawrence Bender, Bob De Niro, Denise Rich, Mia Wasikowska, Henry Hopper and Google CEO Eric S

, Paul Allen with a new book out "Idea Man," Mick Jagger hinting at releasing new music in the fall, prod

of Sean Penn's "This Must be the Place." Sean daringly plays a 50 year old American former rock star who still dresses as a cross between Kiss and Alice Cooper. He is living in a castle in Ireland. The death of his father, a holocaust survivor, brings him back to his Jewish roots in Brooklyn. He discovers