Mark Hoppus Releases Candid Memoir 'Fahrenheit-182'

Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 has released his memoir, 'Fahrenheit-182,' offering insights into his personal life, including his childhood, battle with cancer, and relationships. Hoppus reflects on the difficulty of his parents' divorce and his role as a mediator, which shaped his personality and approach to music. The memoir also covers an 'awful' date with actress Melissa Joan Hart, which failed to spark any connection. Despite the underwhelming date, that night led to a meaningful conversation with MTV booker Skye Everly, who later became his wife. The book aims to be fair, avoiding demonizing anyone, and portrays a candid view of Hoppus's life and career with Blink-182. His cancer diagnosis in 2021, which is now in remission, inspired him to recount these experiences and celebrate the band's legacy.