David Bowie

01/26/10 Human Target and the fact that so many strange people apparently live in and around Los Angeles.  |  The A.V. Club

01/11/10 Whether you harbor an interest in music, literature or philosophy, chances are that Professor John Goshert can relate to both your passions and challenges through one unorthodox experience or another.  |  USA Today

12/13/09 And "King Of The Hillvery, very good song that metaphorically equates the brutal world of geopolitics to the childish game of the title, exactly the sort of blending of the personal and political the band was known for. It's tough to blame the group for the accompanying video; a lack of commercial success and dedication to the D.I.Y. ethos of "jamming econo" made a big-budget high-concept production seem silly. But "King Of The Hill," filmed in one afternoon in an L.A. suburb, is so low budget that it's almost a warning against doing it yourself. As the pudgy D. Boon cooks up a heapin' helpin' of store-brand hot dogs, local punks enact a depressingly literal-minded version of the lyrics in a cinematic anti-extravaganza that couldn't have cost more than ten bucks. Top it all off with Boon's absurd roll down an actual hill and the song's sublime metaphor being communicated in the form of a cheap costume-shop crown, and you've got a video that's as lousy as the band was great. Videos are notoriously tricky to do well, and The Minutemen are far from the only respected act to transform a good song into an egregiously awful video. Even artists acclaimed for their visual sense, savvy iconography, and canny self-presentation, like Madonna or David Bowie, can stumble horribly. It's all too easy to fuck up a good song both by trying too hard and not trying hard enough. 2.  |  The A.V. Club

11/16/09 After the epic build-up with ORB last season, I was surprised that they so swiftly revealed it was already destroyed by Sandow so long ago.  |  TV Squad

11/10/09 Just before recording The Bushpilots' latest album, Seven Ways To Broadway, frontman and creative catalyst Rob Bennett thought about the albums he's always loved.  |  JAM! Showbiz

11/09/09 In the 1960s a group of rogue DJs, on a boat in the middle of the Northern Atlantic, played rock records and broke the law all for the love of music.  |  OK! Magazine

11/02/09 Rocker David Bowie looks a bit bland stepping out in New York City, but….seriously HOT!  |  Perez Hilton

10/26/09 After making a big splash in the early 1970s as Ziggy Stardust, he went on to become the Thin White Duke, an artsy Berlin angst rocker, the "straight" Bowie of "Let's Dance" and more recently the distinguished rock elder who goes to fashion events with his model wife, Iman. The career full of characters obscures the less fantastic, but very interesting, back story of David Jones, a British teen in the '60s who desperately wanted to make it big.  |  JAM! Showbiz

10/06/09 feature the likeness of David Bowie, pop music icon and best-selling music artist, as a LEGO minifigure.  |  The A.V. Club

09/17/09 Most first dates involve having dinner and seeing a movie.  |  JAM! Showbiz