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Few books advertise their own redundancy with the flair of Vince Neil’s new memoir. Not only does the Mötley Crüe lead singer repeatedly mention The Dirt, the group biography Neil Strauss put together nearly a decade ago, he quotes it in a few places, which makes Tattoos & Tequila: To Hell And Back With One Of Rock’s Most Notorious Frontmen seem like a greatest-hits album with a few new songs attached. That’s especially pronounced since the book is almost entirely concerned with Mötley Crüe’s hard-partying ’80s, though it shares a title and promotional priority with Neil’s new solo album.
The Dirt was an oral history, and Tattoos & Tequila is structured similarly, with a handful of Neil’s ex-wives, old bandmates, and immediate family providing some of the perspective the singer either lacks altogether (“What is it about females that makes you just want to feel them all the time?”) or simply can’t offer, since his memory is full of holes as a result of all that storied substance abuse. (“My mom grew up in New Mexico, I think.”) Aside from many rock ’n’ roll war stories, endless tales of highly successful womanizing, acres of alcohol and drugs, and plenty of regret over genuine tragedies, such as driving the car that killed his friend Razzle (of Hanoi Rocks) and the loss of his young daughter Skyler, most of what Neil has to say outside the basic narrative boils down to free-floating rambling about various present-day business interests—his burgeoning restaurant chain, for example—as well as his undisguised enmity toward his fellow Crüe members. All this goes down quickly while being only intermittently entertaining. Neil’s co-writer, Esquire’s showily terse Mike Sager, presents the chapters as setpieces from an interview with Neil, with plenty of seemingly verbatim transcription (“Putting me in jail didn’t, it didn’t do anything”) alternating with obvious ghostwriting (“the historic Cherokee Studios, on Fairfax Avenue in Hollywood,” where Crüe recorded Shout At The Devil, “boasted a rich heritage of recording artists and platinum albums”). Sager’s introduction, and several moments where Neil suggests subtitles for the book, make Sager’s work-for-hire status clear; he turns the conventions of the ghostwritten bio into a kind of running subplot. But just as often, his approach reads as veiled contempt for his assignment. Considering that this book exists primarily to recap an earlier one, and to tie in with a new Vince Neil solo album, who can blame him?According to her official modeling profile, Karrueche is 5’1″ and 100 pounds, and she doesn’t do nudes. She once tweeted that she and Chris went on a trip to Disneyland but she wasn’t able to get on some of the rides because of the height restrictions.
3. She has several tattoos. Karrueche’s taste in tattoos isn’t dolphins or butterflies – she likes quotes. Among the ones she has had tattooed on her are “The past is practice,” “Where there is love, there is life,” and “An ounce of blood is worth more than a pound of friendship.”4. She really likes food.Karrueche’s Tumblr is basically all food porn, all the time. It makes me hungry just reading it.5. She has some famous friends.Two of Karrueche’s closest friends are Angela Simmons, daughter of Rev. Run from Run-DMC, and Seiko Huffman, who was on the BET reality show Baldwin Hills. Reportedly, it was through Kae’s friendship with Angela that she met Chris.