Rocker
Jack White and his model wife
Karen Elson are doing something special to honor their 6-year wedding anniversary -- they're getting DIVORCED ... and throwing a huge party to celebrate!
The couple announced the split in a joint statement -- saying, "In honor of that time shared, we are throwing a divorce party."
The big post-marital bash -- which will feature "dancing, photos, memories and drinks with alcohol in them" -- takes place tonight in Nashville.
The 35-year-old rocker married Elson -- also a musician -- in 2005. They have two children.
Mazel Tov?
Here's
White Stripes front man
Jack White at some event in NYC last night (
left) -- and Samara from the 2002 film "
The Ring" (
right).
One of them was married by a shaman on a canoe in Brazil.
We're just sayin'.
Here's "
Mad Men" star
Christina Hendricks and her new husband
Geoffrey Arend at their wedding in NYC this weekend (
top) -- and
White Stripes front man
Jack White and his wife of four years, model
Karen Elson, in NYC earlier this year (
bottom).
Both are interesting couples.
We're just sayin'.
Here's
White Stripes singer
Jack White at an event in L.A. this weekend (
left) -- and
Johnny Depp in the 2007 film "
Sweeney Todd" (
right).
One of them is wearing white pancake makeup for a role.
We're just sayin'.
What do the White Stripes,The Raconteurs and the film "Cold Mountain" have in common? A certain man by the name of
Jack White -- and if you're half the fan the TMZ staff is, then it's time to wipe away those Monday blues with the following
eBay auctions.
When Jack isn't jamming with Meg in White Stripes, he's moonlighting as a Raconteur. Here is your chance to own a poster from a NYC Raconteurs concert -- but not just any poster; it's an original silk-screened limited edition poster by Rob Jones. Just because you weren't there doesn't mean you can't own the art!
If you've been on the lookout for a mandolin, now's your chance to own the one used by Jack White in the film "Cold Mountain." Jack played the mandolin while he sang "Never Far Away." Imagine how jealous the rest of the guys in your bluegrass band will be when you strum this beauty.
During a photo shoot with his band, The Raconteurs, Jack White had only good things to say to a lingering cameraman.
Though we're not sure if he was being sarcastic or serious, a smiling White yelled across the street to the paparazzo, "Cool haircut man, you look handsome!" The photog responded with a "thanks, hun" and continued to shoot the band.
Jack- you're so complimentary!
If you have an extra $1 million sitting around, you can snatch up the Detroit mansion the White Stripes used to record the Grammy-winning album "Get Behind Me Satan." The band recorded the album in just two weeks at their "Third Man" studio, located in the foyer of the house.
Jack White moved into the majestic house in 2003, which boasts a grand staircase, a beautiful "secret" garden, a dining room with an ornate chandelier and a basement decorated in an all-too-familiar black, white and red. The home's layout and interior can be seen on the
house's website, which features a virtual tour of the home.
Now, before you hop in your car and cruise to Motor City for the open house, be warned. You must be pre-approved for an appointment before you can even walk in the door. So gather up a group of your friends and pool your cash, because this house won't be on the market for long.
