Iman has dedicated an award to her late husband David Bowie. The model and philanthropist was the recipient of a Voice Award at Save the Children’s 4th annual Illumination Gala in New York on Tuesday. In her acceptance speech, Iman said that she had decided to “share” the honour with the late musician and her husband … Read more
As Piko-Taro’s 45-second-long “PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen)” debuts, a look at the quickest and lengthiest songs in the chart’s history. As previously reported, Piko-Taro makes history on the latest Billboard Hot 100 (dated Oct. 29): With its debut at No. 77, his novelty viral hit “PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen)” is the shortest song – just 45 seconds in length … Read more
The tracks will appear on the upcoming ‘Lazarus’ cast album, out Oct. 21 (2016) David Bowie’s final three unreleased songs will appear on the Lazarus cast album when it arrives later this week, and two of those tracks — “When I Met You” and “No Plan” — debuted on BBC Radio 6 Tuesday morning. The … Read more
Beside the Berlin Wall, Bowie made music to uplift the world Fully settled in Berlin, with a work system established and in a far better place, physically and emotionally, than he’d been in years, David Bowie completed the second LP in his Berlin Trilogy quickly and efficiently. He began right after wrapping Lust for Life, … Read more
Musician, performer, and changeling Bowie could abandon a huge assortment of his imagination to us from the period he died at age 69. Their impact on the world is likely to be experienced for decades. David Bowie offered some knowledge to think about through his terms to us. Listed here are 11 Life-Lessons we are … Read more
Read how the Internet and David Bowie’s changing perspectives on his own back catalog shaped ‘Hours…,’ the late icon’s 1999 LP David Bowie was following a unique vision during the Nineties, but it was clear there wasn’t a mass audience for experimental albums like 1. Outside and Earthling. He had recently turned 50, so he … Read more
The European leg of David Bowie’s Isolar II world tour wrapped up with a three-night stand at London’s Earls Court in late June and early July of 1978. Bowie and a killer seven-piece band had been on the road since March supporting Low and “Heroes”, though their set highlighted material from nearly all of his … Read more
