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David Bowie and That One Damn Song (Five Years Later)
On the fifth anniversary of David Bowie's passing, our writer muses on the one song that still haunts him.
Don Klees
Don Klees literally watches TV for a living. When not basking in television's glow, he enjoys debating the merits of theatre versus film with his wife, telling his kids about music from before they were born, and writing about pop culture in general. The latter includes books about Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan and most recently, David Bowie.
The Bathers: One of the Best Bands You’ve Never Heard
Scottish group The Bathers created music that was atmospheric, moody -- and a wee bit reminescent of Roxy Music.
“Sing Street”: A Musical for Folks Who Don’t Like Musicals
"Sing Street" is one of those cult movies deserving of a Broadway show. While theaters are dark, enjoy the new cast recording.
Monty Python’s Holy Uproar
That undercurrent of conflict in "Monty Python's Holy Circus" strikes the right balance between truthful and dramatic and enables the doc to be far more emotionally involving than one normally associates with the troupe.
David Bowie’s “Tonight” – The Star Who Fell to Earth
After the massive success of "Let's Dance," David Bowie tried something different (sort of) with "Tonight." Was it up to snuff?