Take That's Howard Donald Appears To Have Been Tricked By A Doctored Photo Of Himself And David Bowie

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

A Better Me, where he spoke about the family tragedy.  A post shared by Gary Barlow (@officialgarybarlow) on Aug 5, 2020 at 2:23am PDTHe said: ‘When she was born it was like a light came into the room. It was lovely, it was gorgeous, we both took turns cuddling her, and we took pictures.’‘It was one of the best hours of my life I’ve ever experienced in the midst of the hardest time of my life.

Gary Barlow and his wife Dawn Andrews have thanked fans for their kind wishes after they marked eight years since the death of their daughter Poppy. Taking to his Instagram page on Wednesday, the Take That singer shared a poignant photo of the couple looking out towards the sea.MORE: Gary Barlow recreates sweet snapshot with wife Dawn to celebrate anniversary"Thank you for all your kind messages yesterday - we soldier on [broken-heart emoji]," he simply wrote in the caption.

David Bowie once planned to relaunch his alter ego Ziggy Stardust in space.According to video games designer Phil Campbell, the late icon discussed buying up old satellites orbiting the Earth during the late 1990s.At the time Bowie was scoring the music to 1999 video game Omikron: The Nomad Soul.Campbell told The Mirror: “We talked about buying up a bunch of old satellites that were circling the Earth and he was going to relaunch Ziggy from space.“The idea was that Ziggy would beam us

Brian Eno is reissuing his diary and essay collection, A Year With Swollen Appendices.First published in 1996, Eno first began writing the essays for the collection in 1994. Now, for the 25th anniversary of the project, the collection is getting a hardcover and e-book re-issue via Faber and Faber.The re-issue, which will be available in the UK on November 19, will contain a new introduction by Eno alongside essays he penned on working with David Bowie, U2 and more.

News of Yamamoto’s death was announced on Monday (27 July) by actress daughter Mirai Yamamoto, who revealed her father died last week after being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in March of this year.Posting a photo of her father, she wrote: “On July 21st, my father, Kansai Yamamoto, passed away at the age of 76.

included flamboyant costumes of the late rock icon David Bowie, has died of leukemia, his company said Monday. He was 76.Yamamoto developed leukemia in February and was determined to recover and come back with renewed energy, said the company, Kansai Yamamoto.

Japanese fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto, known for his avant-garde and colourful work that included flamboyant costumes of the late rock great David Bowie, has died of leukaemia at 76, his company said.Yamamoto developed leukaemia in February and was determined to recover and come back with renewed energy, said the company, Kansai Yamamoto.He died last Tuesday.Born in 1944 in Yokohama, near Tokyo, Yamamoto debuted in 1971, becoming the first Japanese fashion designer to hold a show in

David Bowie during his career, has died at the age of 76.Yamamoto’s death was announced by his official Instagram account earlier this morning (July 27), confirming that he died on July 21 due to acute myeloid leukemia.“As he fought his illness, he remained always positive, never lost his passion towards creation, and was strongly determined to recover and come back with fully-charged energy to see you again,” the Instagram statement read.“‘Human energy is limitless’ was his motto he would never

David Bowie's wife Iman shared the most glamorous picture of her and her dog Max on Thursday, and fans went wild over her pet's likeness to the Starman singer.Sharing the snap, which shows her sitting on a grey sofa whilst holding Max in her arms and wearing a stunning kaftan, Iman wrote: "Max & I ...

Making a biopic about Queen and Freddie Mercury makes a lot of sense. That band and the catalog of songs are iconic.

David Bowie demo is set to go under the hammer later this week.The track, ‘I Do Believe I Love You’, will be auctioned in Chippenham on Friday (July 23) and is expected to fetch up to £5,000.It was recorded when Bowie signed as a songwriter to Orbit Music in 1966.The demo was discovered by a London-based seller who found it in their back catalogue collection.It is amongst several other rare Bowie items being sold at the auction at Wessex Auction Rooms, including a signed copy of the singer’s

Take That’s Howard Donald has shared a photo with David Bowie edited over bandmate Gary Barlow.The boy band member posted the black-and-white picture on his Instagram account last week (July 14), which sees himself and bandmate Mark Owen stood either side of Bowie.In the caption, Donald recalled meeting the late pop icon, writing: “For sure I was very nervous meeting @davidbowie as I’m not so comfortable around other famous people and can get star struck quite easily.