The film will return to English theaters on September 9 for its 40th anniversary To mark the 40th anniversary of the UK release of director Nicolas Roeg’s iconic science fiction odyssey, The Man Who Fell to Earth, STUDIOCANAL is thrilled to announce a new 4k restoration of the cult classic. The restoration has been in the works since late 2015, but … Read more
Academy Award-winning composer Sakamoto both starred in and scored the 1983 film In 1983, David Bowie and Ryuichi Sakamoto (celebrated composer and Yellow Magic Orchestra member) starred in the film Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. Directed by Nagisa Ôshima, the film follows a British soldier (played by Bowie) in a Japanese prison camp during World War II. Sakamoto played a young soldier at the camp who develops … Read more
This homage to the late rock legend was written in just 10 weeks by Paul Morley . . . and it shows While serving as “artistic adviser” to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s David Bowie exhibition, Paul Morley was approached by one of the curators with the novel idea of producing a mini-book in … Read more
The late rock icon’s final album is the favourite to win the Mercury Prize, and it has nothing to do with sentimentality Even in death, David Bowie continues to confound us. When he passed away in January, the outpouring of grief was unprecedented, and the bittersweet joy of seeing Brian Duffy’s cover image of Bowie’s … Read more
The event, which celebrates David Bowie’s iconic album and persona, is set to take place at a secret location in October this year. An immersive experience, which celebrates David Bowie’s 1972 Ziggy Stardust album, is coming to London this Autumn. The event, named after The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from … Read more
David Bowie, Radiohead, and the 1975 are the big names among the 12 nominees for the 2016 Mercury Prize, an award selected by an elite panel of music industry insiders and annually given to the best album created by a British artist. The finalists were revealed Thursday, and Bowie is the name that most stands … Read more
David never rested on his laurels. We played a relatively small venue called Shepherd’s Bush Empire back in London in 1997. We did two songs as a medley – a new version of the ever so famous “Fame” and then “Outside” from a terrific album by the same name. David was always experimenting and searching … Read more
