Posts Tagged ‘David Bowie’

‘Glee’ Does David Bowie For Fashion’s Night Out

Wed Aug 24 2011 by Erika Brooks Adickman
In addition to the castmates' recent Vogue photo shoot promoting NYC's Fashion's Night Out, our favorite McKinley High and Dalton Academy crooners (minus a curiously absent Amber Riley and Naya Rivera) vamped it up for the cameras with a cover of David Bowie's "Fashion". Because, what would be the point of getting the Glee kids together if you're not going to let them do their thing? Jump below to watch our cover girls and boy as they "turn to the left" and "turn to the right". More »

How Much Did Daft Punk’s ‘87 Ferrari Sell For In That Japan Charity Auction, Anyway?

Tue Apr 26 2011 by Robbie Daw
EMI has issued a press release that features some results of its charity auction for Japan disaster relief, in which the label says over 200 artists participated by donating personal items and memorabilia. Altogether, the label says its roster helped raise $940,000 for the Red Cross to use in supporting those affected by last month's earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan. Head below to see just how much Chris Martin's jacket, Katy Perry's cupcake trampoline (!!) and Daft Punk's 1987 Ferrari featured in Electroma went for. More »

FRIDAY VIDEO TIME: The Highly Subjective Totally Debatable List Of The Best Songs That Start With The Letter “Z”

Fri Oct 1 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman
26 weeks of alphabetical musical lists have come and gone faster than Lou Bega's career, and now we've reached our final Friday Video Time of 2010 with the letter "Z". This week we had to dig deep to find "Z" tunes worthy of F.V.T., and we even had ourselves to use our one "free pass" we've been keeping in our back pocket this whole time. Thanks for joining us on this musical journey—it's truly been... well, it's been something alright.
Jump below to check out the best “Z” songs from the last five decades or relive all the songs from A-Z by clicking here. More »


FRIDAY VIDEO TIME: The Highly Subjective Totally Debatable List Of The Best Songs That Start With The Letter “U”

Fri Aug 27 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman
We’re back again with our weekly series where we highlight the top songs over the last 50 years that start with a specific letter of the alphabet. Now we’ve reached the letter “U”, and this week’s list includes an ode to the rain protection as well as a song that ultimately gave Vanilla Ice his career. Don’t agree with us on our selections? That’s cool. Just leave your comments below, and don’t forget we’ll be doing the letter “V” next Friday. So if there’s a song you think deserves a slot, give us a shout. Jump below to see the best “U” songs over the last five decades. More »

The Morning Mix: David Bowie Crushes Our Dreams

Tue Aug 17 2010 by Idolator Staff
Did You Hear?

:: Glam rock legend David Bowie says that report that he's involved in the production of Lady Gaga's next album is "untrue and a hoax." Um, anyone want to help us start a rumor that he's working with Adam Lambert? [DavidBowie.com via Billboard]

:: Joaquin Phoenix's hip-hop career? Real. At least, real enough to be the subject of a documentary that is actually being released. See the surreal trailer for "I'm Still Here". [Just Jared]

:: Ever wonder how Deadmau5 earned his nom de guerre? Warning: its a little gruesome, but you might as well hear it now — and study his essential tracks — before he DJs at the MTV Video Music Awards. [MTV]

:: Lil Wayne sent another letter from his summer residence on Rikers Island, letting us know he's working out regularly and spending time honing his skills at the card game UNO. And you thought he was just spitting new verses. [Rap Radar]

After the jump, check out which stars will be lighting up the tube tonight. More »

Is Lady Gaga Working With David Bowie On Her Third Album?

Thu Aug 12 2010 by Becky Bain
A sly spy over on a Gaga Daily thread (reposted on Oh No They Didn't) recently uploaded a scan of an official-looking document detailing a recording session Lady Gaga had while in Sydney, Australia in July. The list of songs laid down in the studio includes an awesomely-titled track called "Hooker On A Church Corner" as well as a David Bowie collaboration. If this is for real, we could definitely see why Gaga would call her third album "my best work to date." Alleged song list and round-up of producers working with the pop star below: More »

FRIDAY VIDEO TIME: The Highly Subjective Totally Debatable List Of The Best Songs That Start With The Letter “Q”

Fri Jul 30 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman
It's Friday Video Time, that special day of the week again when we honor the top songs over the last 50 years that start with a specific letter of the alphabet. This week we move on to the letter "Q" as in, "Que Lastima! How are we going to find one great song per decade that begin with this queer letter?" If only we had the help of Gloria from White Men Can't Jump on this one. See what artists earned a spot in our "Q" collection by clicking below. As always we love hearing your thoughtful comments your personal music picks, so tell us what you think. More »

FRIDAY VIDEO TIME: The Highly Subjective Totally Debatable List Of The Best Songs That Start With The Letter “L”

Fri Jun 25 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman

Welcome back to another edition of “Friday Video Time”, where we honor the top songs over the last 50 years that start with a specific letter of the alphabet. This week we move on to the letter “L”. As promised last week, we've included The Purple One in our list. See what other artists earned a spot in our “L” collection by clicking below. And remember, if you don’t agree with us on our selections, by all means leave us a thoughtful comment. Don’t forget, we’ll be doing the letter “M” next Friday. So if there’s a song you think deserves a slot, give us a shout.

Now, "Let's" dive in to our selections for this Friday afternoon:

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Quentin Tarantino Renders Ennio Morricone Inglourious

Mon May 18 2009 by Maura

The soundtrack-gathering prowess of Quentin Tarantino has been discussed in this space before, and the release of the song list for his forthcoming World War II flick–the spell-check-defying Inglourious Basterds, which premieres at Cannes on Wednesday–is notable for its heavy reliance on the work of famed composer Ennio Morricone, not to mention the excavation of the Giorgio Moroder/David Bowie track from the 1982 film Cat People. Full list of tracks–and the movies the songs were culled from–after the jump. More »


Dakota Fanning Might Be A Little Runaway

Thu Mar 5 2009 by Lucas Jensen

There is a Runaways movie in the works, with… More »