David Bowie

David Bowie retired the Ziggy Stardust persona on July 3, 1973.

A number of classic rock artists highlight the list of exclusives on tap for Record Store Day 2015, which takes place on April 18.

David Bowie takes on... Boston. Cast your vote now.

There may not be a rock star on the planet who's been through more periods of change (ch-ch-changes) than David Bowie.

I've seen a lot of "Je Suis Charlie" on social media in response to the terrible terrorist attack at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine in France this week. I think we are especially affected here in New England because the parallels of this story remind us how we felt after the Boston Marathon bombings.

He was born David Jones in Brixton, London, England on this day in 1947. He's a singer, a songwriter, a record producer, an arranger, an actor and a painter! Is there anything this guy can't do?

As promised, David Bowie's new song 'Sue' finds him taking a jazz-inflected detour, continuing a varied musical career that's been filled with them.

One of the fun things about being a David Bowie fan is that you never know what you're going to get from him.

There's still no word on if or when David Bowie might get around to following up 2013's 'The Next Day' LP, but fans hungry for new music can look forward to a snack between meals later this year.

As it turns out, David Bowie was not to blame for astronaut Chris Hadfield's viral video for 'Space Oddity' being removed from the internet.

A session saxophonist who's played on records by David Bowie, Mick Jagger and others has reportedly been arrested in connection with the heroin-related death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Happy Birthday to David Bowie!  Last year on his birthday he released an amazing new album which I haven't been able to put down, if you haven't heard it, definitely go out and get it.  The man's always been cutting edge, and here's proof: video of Bowie on the BBC when he was 17 and founder of "The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Long-haired Men"

Rock legends Paul McCartney, David Bowie and Bob Dylan all turned up for comedian Jimmy Fallon's opening monologue on 'Saturday Night Live' last night. And one of them even showed up in person!