David Bowie’s ‘Young Americans’ is getting 45th anniversary vinyl reissue

Stephen King fans just got the first look at the new TV adaptation of The Stand.

David Bowie comes to Monopoly making it the ultimate gift for any fan. The classic boardgame has been given a Bowie makeover offering players the chance to relive the life and works of one of the most innovative, influential and highly-regarded musicians of all time.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Tony McGee, celebrity photographer best known for his work with David Bowie, is prepping the release of a film shot during the pandemic after launching a film production company with his son Max McGee.Tony McGee, who also took the first professional photographs of Kate Moss when she became a model, and Max McGee recently launched McGee Films.They are preparing the launch of Auto, which was filmed in London during COVID-19.

Justin Timberlake has opened up on how he took influence from David Bowie‘s ‘Rebel Rebel’ while writing his 2006 hit ‘Sexyback’.He told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe: “I was listening to ‘Rebel Rebel,’ which essentially is about a cross-dresser.“And so I was picturing guys, girls, all iterations of that in a club, singing this to each other.

Record Store Day is set to share a number of new releases from the likes of David Bowie, The Cure, Christine And The Queens and Manic Street Preachers at their first of three drop events this weekend.The event was initially due to take place on Saturday, April 18 and initially postponed to June 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic, but was then delayed once more and spread over three separate days to accommodate social distancing measures.It was then announced RSD will take place on August 29,

Biffy Clyro‘s Simon Neil has explained the band’s decision to release their covers of songs by David Bowie and Frightened Rabbit for Record Store Day this weekend.For safety reasons due to Coronavirus, the event has been divided into three different days in 2020.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentIFC Films has scooped U.S. rights to David Bowie glam-rock origin film “Stardust,” starring actor and musician Johnny Flynn (“Emma”) as the music icon.Directed by Gabriel Range and co-written with Christopher Bell, “Stardust” is set in 1971, when a 24-year-old Bowie embarks on his first trip to America, only to be met with a world not yet ready for him.

Also Read: 'Stardust' Film Review: Does This Story of the Young David Bowie Ring True?Except “Stardust” isn’t even really a biopic, as it was made without the blessing of Bowie’s estate and does not contain any of Bowie’s actual music.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorIFC Films has acquired U.S. rights to David Bowie road-trip film Stardust, starring Johnny Flynn (Emma) as the music icon alongside Marc Maron (Glow) and Jena Malone (Antebellum) as Bowie’s wife Angie.The film chronicles the young David Bowie’s first visit to the U.S.

David Bowie rarity has landed – listen to the star’s new live album ‘Something In The Air’, recorded at a 1999 gig in Paris, below.The reissue is the latest in a string of Bowie archival titles to be released as of late, with his 1975 album ‘Young Americans’ set to receive a limited edition vinyl reissue in celebration of its 45th anniversary next month.‘Something in the Air (Live Paris 99)’ is a 15-track LP capturing Bowie’s 1999 performance in France as part of his ‘Hours Tour’, will be the

David Bowie from the depths of space - with a live rendition being beamed up from Scotland. The late star man's hit Space Oddity will be played to the travellers on the International Space Station through a performance being sent up from the Mull of Kintyre music festival.

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Ride and Oasis‘ Andy Bell has announced details of his debut album ‘The View From Halfway Down’, as well as sharing the first track from the record.Set for release on October 9, Bell has previewed the record today (August 11) with the track ‘Love Comes In Waves’ – which sees him leaning into 60s’ psychedelia.The record was engineered by Bell’s former Oasis bandmate Gem Archer, with the death of David Bowie in 2016 prompting Bell to become more proactive about laying down the record over four

Bradley Cooper, 45, made sure to dress stylish but also stay safe during a return visit to Malibu, CA on Aug. 6, two days after he made headlines for hanging out with newly single friend and former Alias costar Jennifer Garner, 48, on a beach in the same city. The actor wore a white T-shirt that had a black and white graphic of David Bowie on it and jeans during the outing. He also wore a baseball cap, sunglasses, and a white face mask to protect himself and others from COVID-19.

David Bowie concert from 1999 that featured a setlist packed with rarities is getting a digital release.The release comes as part of an ongoing series in which a number of Bowie’s concerts from the 1990s are getting a digital release.The latest, Something in the Air (Live Paris 99), was originally recorded on October 14 1999 at Paris’ Elysée Montmartre and will be available to stream on August 14.Before the concert, Bowie received France’s highest artistic order – the Commandeurs of the Ordre

Black Sabbath have announced a 50th anniversary re-issue of ‘Paranoid’.The 5-LP/4CD edition re-release arrives on October 9 and will also feature the vinyl debut of two of the band’s concerts from 1970 as well as a rare 1974 Quad Mix of the album.The five-LP set additionally comes with a hardbound book, extensive new linear notes featuring interviews with all four band members as well as rare photos, a poster and a replica of the tour book sold during the tour.You can pre-order the re-issue here

Winners of two Palme d’Or awards at Cannes – Rosetta (1999) and The Child (2005) – Belgian filmmaking brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne are known for their incisive, socially minded output.

NEW YORK -- Neil Young sued President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign Tuesday for copyright infringement, saying he doesn’t want his music used as a theme song for a “divisive un-American campaign of ignorance and hate." The Grammy-award winning Canadian-born musician filed the lawsuit through his lawyers in Manhattan federal court, seeking up to $150,000 in statutory damages for each infringement. A message seeking comment was left with a campaign spokesperson.