Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen Review
At the end of the day, what I like about musicals is watching beautiful people dance and listening to talented singers sing. I can think of a few musicals I’ve seen over the years that were either good for some…
At the end of the day, what I like about musicals is watching beautiful people dance and listening to talented singers sing. I can think of a few musicals I’ve seen over the years that were either good for some…
I’ll be presenting at Late Bowie: Legacy, Mortality and the Archival Impulse, a conference taking place November 5–6, 2026, at Kingston University’s Visconti Studio in Kingston upon Thames, England. The conference will explore David Bowie’s final creative period, particularly The…
Laura Crutch is a French singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Lyon. My “cover of the week” selection is her recently posted “Lazarus,” made in collaboration with Italian musician and producer Luca Ascari, who records as The X. Crutch’s description credits…
Welcome to my weekly roundup of Bowie news! Read on for summaries of Bowie-related stories that posted this past week, and click on the bolded story names to link to the original articles… — NEWS The Sound and Vision of…
I speak with Gail Ann Dorsey about her long musical relationship with Bowie, her experiences working with him onstage and in the studio, and the creative freedom that characterized their collaboration. Gail describes Bowie as someone who encouraged the musicians…
The Drive-in Saturday Tuesday movie review is a seasonal feature in which I review movies I see at drive-in theaters. The name of the segment is taken from the Bowie song, though often the movies have no direct Bowie connection…
My guest for tomorrow’s interview is Alex Storer, author of the new book, Inside Outside, which we will be discussing. As you might guess from the book’s title, it is about Bowie’s 1995 album, 1. Outside (which I will refer…
DoM’s mashups are usually pretty funny. They illustrate how two songs can be combined to create a new song that sounds like it should have always existed in the form he presents it. I often think these songs sound terrific,…
In this interview, I welcome back Professor Alex Sharpe of the University of Warwick to discuss her new book examining Bowie and existentialism, We're Nobody's Children. Alex explains how she uses Bowie both to make existentialist philosophy accessible and to…
Welcome to my weekly roundup of Bowie news! Read on for summaries of Bowie-related stories that posted this past week, and click on the bolded story names to link to the original articles… — NEWS Masayoshi Sukita to receive Lifetime…