2019-09-01 Rolling Stone

42 | Rolling Stone | September 2019

Cardi in

Charge

 FOXX ROCKS
Jamie Foxx,
Woody Harrelson,
apl.de.ap of the
Black Eyed Peas,
and Spike Lee
partied it up in the
Hamptons at a
fundraiser for the
Apollo Theater
that took in more
than $3 million.
The night also saw
performances by
Pharrell Williams,
Lenny Kravitz,
Darlene Love, the
Dave Matthews
Band (who were
joined onstage by
Maggie Rogers),
and the Isley
Brothers, with the
Roots serving as
house band. The
evening before
the event, Foxx
and will.i.am took
over the DJ booth
at a Southampton
club and held it
down for hours.

 MAN OF THE GREENS Justin Timberlake hit the links in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, at a

celebrity golf outing, where he competed against superstar athletes like Steph Curry

and Tony Romo and doled out high-fives to fans as he walked the fairways. A couple

of weeks later, the singer headed into a New York studio to continue work on his next

project. Earlier this year, he posted a photo of himself and longtime collaborator

Timbaland on Instagram, adding “more claps that slap soooooon come!”

BEASTIES GET BACK

Ad-Rock and Mike D of the

Beastie Boys were interviewed

by LL Cool J at Beyond the

Streets, a Brooklyn event that

honored the 30th anniversary

of their classic LP Paul’s

Boutique. “It’s like a dope

house party with an incredible

DJ,” said LL of the album.

Cardi B was in Los Angeles

to appear on Jimmy Kimmel,

where she and her husband,

Offset, performed their new

anti-clickbait single, “Clout.”

The couple just celebrated

their daughter Kulture’s first

birthday. “I feel like I need a

rest,” she said. “But the

happiness my baby brung me,

I could do this over and over.”

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WE’RE STILL STANDING

Pete Townshend and Julian

Lennon hung out at a gala in

Antibes, France, benefiting the

Elton John AIDS Foundation.

The next leg of Elton’s farewell

tour kicks off this month.