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Nearly 50 years ago, David Bowie wrote “Golden Years” for a rock ’n’ roll icon, but he ended up recording the timeless hit ...

Celebrating 40 years since a pair of stars collaborated on “Dancing in the Street” and three decades since Elliott Smith ...

I n 1981, the two biggest musical acts at the time, Queen and David Bowie, joined forces to make one of the most iconic duets ...

David Bowie is famous for being an iconic rock 'n' roll star, but he also had an era where he chose to adopt a very bizarre (and dangerous) diet. Here's why.

The Oscar winner gets candid about how sobriety saved his life, making the most of second chances and why Jackson Lamb might ...

“The people I really admired, like my good friend David Bowie, always changed,” Hughes says. “And that’s the way it’s always been for me. “When Bowie lived with me, he kept pushing me, saying, 'You’ve ...

He told The Hollywood Reporter: "Don't you feel that since he died, the world's gone to shit? It was like he was cosmic glue or something. When he died, everything fell apart. "I ...

When David Bowie was asked about Elton John by Playboy, he decided to write a song instead about Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin, ...

The Songs of Marc Bolan & T. Rex' looks at the private life, career and artistry of Bolan, including his complicated ...

The lyrical mastery of David Bowie was mind-blowing but also perplexing, particularly in one line from 'Quicksand'. So what ...

David Bowie, obviously. Director David Lynch remedied that in the TV movie prequel for the show, Fire Walk With Me, where Bowie played the "long lost" Phillip Jeffries. 5. Zoolander, 2001 ...