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Lenny Kravitz has been everywhere this past week, and not just for his music. He is currently on the cover of Men’s Health November issue, captivating audiences yet again not only with his ageless style but also his secrets to staying fit into his fifties. In a candid interview, Lenny revealed that he’s been living out of a weekend bag for months, splitting time between Paris and his Bahamas retreat. He spoke openly about his morning farm routines—tending to crops like cucumbers, watermelon, and mango—and how meditation and prayer ground him daily. He credits Miami-based trainer Dodd Romero for his stamina and iconic physique, relying on FaceTime workouts to keep concert-ready. With the touring pause, he's admitted the biggest challenge is not being able to record new material, but he’s optimistic new music will emerge soon.
Lenny’s *business* credentials are just as strong as his musical ones, thanks to his design firm’s ongoing partnership with CB2. His latest 62-piece furniture and décor capsule, which dropped September 25, is said to be his most refined yet, blending mid-century Californian elegance with organic warmth and affordable luxury. Lenny acts as visionary director, overseeing every detail, and personally curating pieces for his own homes in Brazil and the Bahamas. According to ELLE Decor, he likens design work to songwriting: every collection brings fresh inspiration rooted in everyday life.
Live music isn’t far behind: tickets are selling briskly for his upcoming world tour dates, with Auckland’s Spark Arena set for November 15. The excitement is real and audiences are primed for his trademark three-hour performances full of rock-star energy.
But let’s talk headline buzz. NBC Sports just made a splash by announcing that Lenny Kravitz will provide the official anthem—yes, lead-in music—for NBC and Peacock’s brand new Sunday Night Basketball starting February. NBC Sports President Rick Cordella highlighted Lenny’s role as key to blending nostalgia and modern flair, placing him squarely at the crossover of sports and entertainment as millions tune in for the NBA. This strategic move is expected to be remembered as a high-impact moment in both television and Kravitz’s own career.
On the artistic front, his music is venturing into unconventional territory: Complexions Contemporary Ballet in Worcester, near Boston, is about to open a rock and roll ballet set to Lenny Kravitz and David Bowie classics. This production marries pop theatricality with high-octane dance, and is being praised as a bold redefinition of ballet’s boundaries.
Finally, he’s been spotted on social media performing with pop sensation Dua Lipa, revisiting his classic hits for new crowds—yet another sign of his enduring appeal and relevance with younger fans. While there are no rumors swirling about upcoming album releases just yet, public appearances and strategic business partnerships suggest Lenny Kravitz remains one of the world’s most influential and multifaceted artists at the intersection of music, design, and pop culture.
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