That is because 55 years earlier, it was graced by none other than singer David Bowie. Forget five star hotels, the Ziggy Stardust performer spent the entire night under the stars (sort of ...

David Bowie was and always will be a singular figure in music. He’s often imitated yet never duplicated, and remains an inspiration for many artists, both emerging and those who were in his circle.

Dana Gillespie will never forget the moment she first met David Bowie as a 14 year old fan watching ... his gig and began brushing her peroxide hair and asked if he could come home home with ...

David Bowie was never one to stick to the status quo. If one could describe his modus operandi it might just boil down to "be yourself." This was true for much of Bowie's career but perhaps most ...

When the 1970s hit, Bowie launched his Ziggy Stardust stage show, where he wore eccentric costumes and bright red hair. The show and David quickly became a phenomenon in the UK. Though a huge ...

The Man Who Fell to Earth. Labyrinth. The Prestige. These are the titles that usually come to mind when people think of David Bowie’s film career, and with good reason. Even when playing real ...

David Bowie on the set of the 'Jump They Say' video, in Los Angeles California, circa March 1993. (Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images) An iconic photograph of David Bowie is set to feature on a ...

One musician who has unexpectedly done so is Dwight Yoakam, and one of his largest influences outside of country music was Ziggy Stardust himself, David Bowie. Nothing about David Bowie relates to ...

Few artists can step up and deliver something universal on demand. But David Bowie, when faced with such a brief, came through in 1972 with a Top 10 UK hit in “Starman”. It’s hard to imagine ...

David Bowie’s notoriously private daughter, Lexi Jones, has released her debut album Xandri. The 24-year-old artist is the only daughter of Bowie and supermodel Iman, who were married from 1992 until ...

David Bowie’s piano in “Oh! You Pretty Things” feels playful. It’s a guess whether he was being ironic. Maybe the human desire to improve itself is just novel destruction. Something else ...