• David Bowie's Son Duncan Jones Slams Lady Gaga 2016 Grammys Tribute on Twitter

    Lady Gaga performed her highly anticipated tribute to the late, great music icon David Bowie at the 2016 Grammys on Monday, Feb. 15, which resulted in a standing ovation from the crowd attending the ceremony. Unfortunately for Gaga, one important viewer didn't seem to enjoy the performance. Filmmaker Duncan Jones, Bowie's son, took to Twitter to voice his distaste for the tribute, which was actually a popular opinion of many sharing thoughts on the social media website last night. Check out Jones' tweet as well as other negative reviews of the Lady Gaga's medley below.

  • Grammys 2016: Lady Gaga to Perform David Bowie Tribute

    The Grammys are paying tribute to David Bowie, who defied musical, fashion and gender norms in the most appropriate way possible: with a performance from Lady Gaga. On Tuesday (Feb. 2), the award show announced that the "Til It Happens to You" singer has been added to the roster of performers at this year's Grammys with a very special performance.

  • David Bowie's Final Wishes & Will Revealed, Singer Wanted His Ashes Scattered in Bali

    David Bowie’s final wishes have been revealed and the “Lazarus” singer reportedly wanted his ashes scattered in Bali following his death. His wishes were “in accordance with the Buddhist rituals." The singer will leave the majority of his estate to his widow, Iman, and his two children. The 20-page will, which was filed under David Robert Jones, listed the estate as being equal to $100 million. The exact financial calculations have not been yet revealed.

  • Trent Reznor Talks Getting Sober, Mentorship & David Bowie's Death

    Trent Reznor and David Bowie famously collaborated on a re-make of “I’m Afraid of Americans,” which was originally a single from Bowie’s 1997 album, 'Earthling.' Reznor credits Bowie with being a mentor to him during an exceedingly dark time and claims that the legendary artist helped him get sober. Even in his early days, Reznor found inspiration from Bowie’s music, and said in a phone interview that 'Scary Monsters' was the first one of the first he related to.

  • David Bowie Declined Multiple Red Hot Chili Peppers Collaboration Offers

    With the recent death of glam rock icon David Bowie, fans and musicians alike have shared their favorite Bowie stories and reminisced on the time they spent with or influenced by the one-of-a-kind entertainer. Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis recently admitted that the 'Hunky Dory' singer turned down possible collaborations with the chili peppers multiple different times.
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