You Can Help Build A David Bowie Lightning Bolt Memorial

Fans of David Bowie are raising money to build a large, red lightning bolt in the Brixton neighborhood of London where the musician was born. The three storey memorial is to be modeled after Bowie’s distinctive Aladdin Sane make-up, as featured on the 1973 album of the same name, and it will stand

DJ Madskie chopped off finger of man and Snapchatted photo

One Day At A Time actress Mackenzie Phillips, 57, reveals that members of her own family still blame HER for exposing her 10-year incestuous relationship with her father Two seasons in one day: Northeast set for record-high temperatures today – followed by a major storm that could bring up to a foot of SNOW Make SNL Great Again! Alec Baldwin’s Trump impersonation and Melissa McCarthy’s portrayal of Sean Spicer gives show its highest rating in 22 years Why stars like David Bowie turn to sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll: Music acts on the brain in the same way as addictive pleasures Revealed – Madonna’s heartwarming Instagram post about ‘beauties’ Stella and Esther showed Malawian twins cuddling up to Lourdes six months BEFORE adoption Tough love does NOT work: Being too firm with your child could make them rebel and perform badly at school Inside Joseph Stalin’s holiday home: Eerie images of … (more)

Inside the Ultimate David Bowie Tribute Tour

Midway through opening night of the Celebrating David Bowie tour at London’s Brixton Academy on January 8th, guitarist Earl Slick, who played on everything from Diamond Dogs , in 1974, to  The Next Day , in 2013, found himself so overcome with emotion he struggled to keep playing. He was backing Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott on “All the Young Dudes” alongside a 20-piece gospel choir, Spiders From Mars keyboardist Mike Garson and the rest of the group assembled for the 2003-04 Reality tour, but images of Bowie, who would have turned 70 that day, kept flashing through the guitarist’s head.

Revellers around the world usher in 2017

… film “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” played. “This year, sadly, we saw the loss of many music and entertainment legends around the world,” fireworks show co-producer Catherine Flanagan said. “So celebrating their music as part of Sydney New …

Bowie, Prince, George Michael: We’ve lost a triumvirate of icons who dared to do manhood differently

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When David Bowie Was the Thin White Duke

Music photographer Andrew Kent is paying homage to Bowie with a new book, David Bowie: Behind the Curtain, that chronicles two years of the artist’s early career, when he assumed the persona of the Thin White Duke. After being introduced by Rolling Stone magazine’s reporter, Cameron Crowe, in 1975, Kent travelled around the globe with Bowie during his Isolar tour in support of the Station to Station album in 1976.

Rihanna, here at the Billboard Music Awards in May,

Our take: The 10 best songs of 2016 Which songs captivated the USA TODAY music team this year. Check out this story on thetimesherald.com: http://usat.ly/2iaQKe2 Which songs captivated critics in 2016? USA TODAY’s Maeve McDermott and Patrick Ryan share their 10 best tracks of the year, from mega-hits to more obscure favorites.

Here’s what Chic’s Nile Rodgers Said About the Rock and Roll Hall of…

Chic’s Nile Rodgers , the producer behind Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” and David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance,” will be receiving an award for musical excellence. His prize raises a big question Westword spoke with him about it in February: Why, after eleven nominations, has the disco sensation Chic still not been inducted? …thinking about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame brings a smile to my face, because if people knew me – and a lot of people at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame know me – they’d know I don’t make music for awards.

Year in pop: The most memorable moments

So much of what we think about when we think of 2016 in music is tragedy. Whether it’s the thrilling artists we lost – from Prince to David Bowie to Leonard Cohen – to the horrific fire at an underground electronic music event in Oakland, for many music fans this year one of heartbreak.