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David Bowie – Blackout (Live 1978, Nacho Version III)

A new restoration of the Spring ’78 Dallas live footage, re-cut to the Stage version of Blackout, which was recorded in the U.S. during the same...

Lazarus to premiere in Stockholm, Sweden on 15th February 2024

Tickets on sale now for the David Bowie/Enda Walsh production of Lazarus in Stockholm, Sweden. Premieres on 15th February 2024, starring Linus Wahlgren, Tove Styrke, Simon J. Berger, Bjorn Bengtsson, Christopher Wollter, Lisa...

David Bowie in ‘Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence’ (1983) by Nagisa Ōshima (HD)

Released in the UK on August 25th, 1983....

Inside Iman’s Fendi Handbag | In The Bag

British Vogue presents ‘In The Bag’ with supermodel Iman. The Somali–American model and actress reveals her daily essentials, as we take a look inside Iman’s Fendi shopper. ‘I’m 67, so I can forget things,’ she...

David Bowie – Rock ‘N’ Roll Suicide (2023 Remaster/4K Upgrade) Hammersmith Odeon, London, 1973

The 4K upgraded performance of David Bowie performing Rock ‘N’ Roll Suicide as Ziggy Stardust for the last time ever at Hammersmith Odeon in...

‘Moonage Daydream’ director, Brett Morgen, discusses his work on the David Bowie documentary

‘Moonage Daydream’ Director, Brett Morgen, discusses his work on the David Bowie documentary with Awards Radar’s Joey...

Portishead’s Beth Gibbons Sings Joy Division and David Bowie With the Miraculous Love Kids: Watch

Portishead’s Beth Gibbons sings lead vocals on a new song with Afghanistan’s the Miraculous Love Kids, “Atmosphere/Heroes,” which blends the Joy Division and David Bowie songs. The release marks two years since the...

David Bowie – Omikron: The Nomad Soul (Electronic Press Kit 1999)

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Uncut David Bowie Interview on Art and Music (1995)

On 19 April 1995, David Bowie was interviewed by ITN at Cork Street Gallery in London, where Bowie was for exhibiting his art for the first time in his career. The collection was made up of pieces created by David Bowie over a...

The Nomi Song (Documentary 2004)

One of the most profoundly bizarre characters of the late 70s/early 80s New Wave underground scene, Klaus Nomi was a genuine counter-tenor who sang pop music like opera to enthusiastic club audiences. Through archival performance...