Jerry Hall

When former supermodel Jerry Hall divorced Mick Jagger in 1999, she vowed to get out of his shadow. Since then, she's been studying for a university degree, interviewing psychics and astrologers for a new BBC series called "Spirit" ("Love to you and your gurus" reads the card on a hotel floral arrangement sent by her "ex"), and, after a 10-year absence from the stage, she replaced Kathleen Turner as the sultry Mrs. Robinson in the London production of "The Graduate" -- nude scene and all. In the show -- based on Mike Nichols' 1967 feature film classic -- Hall plays an alcoholic trapped in a dead-end marriage who seduces the son of friends.

It seems only fitting that model Georgia May Jagger, daughter of rock royal Mick Jagger and model-fashion muse Jerry Hall, has created a line of jeans so lean and mean they're practically sneering. Her new capsule collection for Hudson Jeans, Hudson by Georgia May Jagger, was inspired by Hall's collection of midrise Wrangler jeans from the '70s, along with the hard-partying boys of '80s heavy-metal band Guns N' Roses. (Denim style names include " Slash," "Axl" and "Guns. ") The super-skinny jeans, which include a pull-on jeggings-style look, are accented with rocker details such as lace-ups and chunky zippers that accent hems and run up the length of the leg. But as sexy as the collection is, "I wanted to design a line that is flattering to the female form," says Jagger, noting the body-friendly mid-rise that runs through the line.

Jerry Hall made her London stage debut this week in a revival of "Bus Stop," playing singer Cherie, the role Marilyn Monroe made famous in the 1956 movie version of the William Inge play. Hall's boyfriend, Mick Jagger, didn't make the show because he's touring Japan with the Rolling Stones, but Jade Jagger, the singer's daughter from his marriage to Bianca Jagger, was on hand. Hall also played the Cherie role in a New Jersey theater and Jagger caught her act there.

In the category of rock royalty and romance comes word that Sean Lennon and Elizabeth Jagger are now dating, presenting the possibility of a wedding invitation fit for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "They are so in love," Jerry Hall, Jagger's mother, is quoted as saying in recent British press reports cited in this week's issue of Time magazine. Hall goes on to say, "We had all these incredible family sing-songs with him around the piano."

Jerry Hall dashed around London's theater district Tuesday night, appearing briefly in six musicals -- and six costumes -- but didn't have to learn any lines. The theatrical marathon, one of a series of events promoting London as a tourist destination, also won Hall a place in the Guinness Book of Records.

A judge on Friday dismissed charges of possession of marijuana against Jerry Hall, a 30-year-old model and companion of rock star Mick Jagger. Hall "was unshaken" in her hourlong testimony in the Barbados court Friday, Chief Magistrate Frank King said as he made his ruling in the non-jury trial. "It is obvious she went to the (Barbados) airport expecting" to pick up personal belongings, King said. Hall was accused of going to Grantley Adams International Airport on Jan.

Mick Jagger's girlfriend, model Jerry Hall, has given birth to their second child, a 7-pound boy who is the couple's first son. The Rolling Stones singer was present at an undisclosed New York hospital Wednesday when Hall gave birth, according to Stones' publicist Geraldine McInerney. Jagger, 42, and Hall, 29, have one daughter, 17-month-old Scarlet. Jagger has two other daughters: one from his former wife Bianca, another from singer Marsha Hunt.

There's a star on the dressing room door, and inside, an overpowering scent from massed bouquets of flowers. Notes are pinned around the mirror, with scrawled endearments such as "Break a leg!" from the likes of Ben Kingsley and Tom Conti. It's all so very . . . actressy. "Ah just lerv all this," says Jerry Hall, with genuine enthusiasm infusing her Texan drawl. As well she might.

Just Another Dad: Rock star Mick Jagger was just another video camera-toting parent Monday when daughter Karis Hunt Jagger graduated from Yale University. The lead singer for the Rolling Stones shooed away journalists who followed him to the college, saying, "Thank you, thank you, thank you, good-by, good-by, good-by." Jagger was accompanied by his wife, model Jerry Hall. Karis is his daughter by singer-actress Marsha Hunt.

And Baby Makes Five: Rolling Stone Mick Jagger and his wife, Jerry Hall, issued a statement Wednesday saying, "We are very happy to be expecting our third child in January." Jagger, 47 and Hall, 34, who married in Bali last year, already have two children, Scarlet Elizabeth, 7, and James, 5.

Jerry Hall dashed around London's theater district Tuesday night, appearing briefly in six musicals -- and six costumes -- but didn't have to learn any lines. The theatrical marathon, one of a series of events promoting London as a tourist destination, also won Hall a place in the Guinness Book of Records.

"I was soooo nervous," says Jerry Hall, streaming into Maple Drive restaurant, her stepdaughter Karis Jagger in tow, for the after-party of the L.A. premiere of the play "The Graduate," in which Hall plays the sad and seductive Mrs. Robinson. "I had that feeling that you can't really breathe at moments, but I don't think anyone could tell." Yet this is hardly her first performance. The former model and Mrs.

When former supermodel Jerry Hall divorced Mick Jagger in 1999, she vowed to get out of his shadow. Since then, she's been studying for a university degree, interviewing psychics and astrologers for a new BBC series called "Spirit" ("Love to you and your gurus" reads the card on a hotel floral arrangement sent by her "ex"), and, after a 10-year absence from the stage, she replaced Kathleen Turner as the sultry Mrs. Robinson in the London production of "The Graduate" -- nude scene and all. In the show -- based on Mike Nichols' 1967 feature film classic -- Hall plays an alcoholic trapped in a dead-end marriage who seduces the son of friends.

Amicable Parting: Rolling Stone lead singer Mick Jagger and Texas model Jerry Hall have "amicably and formally agreed to separate," and to obtain an annulment, their attorneys said Friday. The two reached a "mutually acceptable legal and financial settlement" after a brief hearing in the High Court in central London, they added. "Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall are determined that their friendship and mutual respect will endure.

In an experiment believed to be the first of its kind, a researcher in Washington has cloned human embryos into identical twins or triplets, according to a published report. Dr. Jerry Hall of George Washington University Medical Center was trying to devise a method to create more embryos to implant when couples do not produce a sufficient number for in vitro fertilization, according to today's editions of the New York Times.

"You just have to be a maid in the living room, a cook in the kitchen and a tart in the bedroom. As long as the house is clean and organized and they are fed and they have plenty of sex, they'll never run away." --Jerry Hall in a 1985 magazine interview W ell, almost never . . . While Jerry Hall was scrubbing the kitchen, slaving over a hot stove and feeding her man's libido, Mick Jagger was apparently off trying to get some satisfaction.

Number Three: Rolling Stone Mick Jagger's wife, Jerry Hall, gave birth to a girl Sunday in a London hospital. A spokesman for Jagger, 47, and Hall, 34, said they named her Georgia May Ayeesha. The couple has two other children.

Just Another Dad: Rock star Mick Jagger was just another video camera-toting parent Monday when daughter Karis Hunt Jagger graduated from Yale University. The lead singer for the Rolling Stones shooed away journalists who followed him to the college, saying, "Thank you, thank you, thank you, good-by, good-by, good-by." Jagger was accompanied by his wife, model Jerry Hall. Karis is his daughter by singer-actress Marsha Hunt.

Number Three: Rolling Stone Mick Jagger's wife, Jerry Hall, gave birth to a girl Sunday in a London hospital. A spokesman for Jagger, 47, and Hall, 34, said they named her Georgia May Ayeesha. The couple has two other children.