5.2.24 Adam News and Info

GELLY
@4gelly

This make up artist is already in L.A since yesterday, I checked his stories. Adding this photo that Adam tagged the other day as a stylist, genesiswbb, that I see a ton of Adam's jackets on the left , new photoshoot happened today? 👀👀

Aw, two of my favorite rock stars! Adam (my favorite) and Lenny (really like him too). And I think Adam brought his own shoes/boots as the Queen frontman and does a wonderful job. And Brian and Roger and the people filling the arenas and stadiums for 10+years agree. HA.

35 Jewish Rock Stars

Adam Lambert
Nobody will ever really fill the shoes of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, but Adam Lambert has done a commendable job since he started singing with the group in 2011. The American Idol runner-up was raised in a mixed-faith household and attended Hebrew school as a child before dropping out around age nine. “We did celebrate Chanukah as opposed to Christmas,” Lambert told the Jewish Journal. “So we stayed true to our roots that way. And we celebrated Passover occasionally. I mean, I hate to say it, but we were kind of Jewish by form. Lightly Jewish. Diet Jews. More of a heritage thing.”

Lenny Kravitz
Lenny Kravitz’s father Sy was of Russian Jewish ancestry, while his mother Roxie Roker was of African-American and Bahamian descent. As you’d expect, he was raised to celebrate his various cultural backgrounds. Kravitz is Christian, but his father instilled in him a respect for his Jewish heritage. “He wasn’t religious,” Kravitz told The New York Times in 2020. “As with many Jews in my family at the time, it was all about tradition and keeping that alive, especially after what people in the family had gone through in World War II. But I still got exposed to [the religion], from going to temple and spending the High Holidays with my family at their houses."


ultimateclassicrock.com/jewish-rock-stars/

Lol. Yep there could have been better praise for Adam but I'll always take the rock star cred and recognition for him with the men over putting him in a group with the divas who mostly rule pop and pop/dance. Selena, Camila, Madonna, Katy, Jlo, Taylor, Gaga, Ariana, Beyonce, Janet. They top the pop charts, now or at one time, but some of them lack any real vocal talent. But they dance and have dancers and put on big shows. But I doubt many of them could hold an audience with sheer vocal talent, charisma and stage presence. And most, after they enter their thirties, have to make room for the younger divas, at least on radio and the pop charts.