YOU WONT BELIEVE: 55 - What They Never Told You

David Bowie to be honoured with a stone on London’s Music Walk of Fame

Bowie’s stone will join those honouring The Who, Madness and Amy Winehouse in London.

Evening Standard · Aug 31, 2022

Slane Castle owner defends Harry Styles concert amid online backlash

Slane Castle owner Lord Henry Mountcharles has said the star is "up there with Queen"

Dublin Live · Aug 30, 2022

September movie guide: Aladdin for adults, Avatar, a Bowie odyssey and horror with a smile

The Oscars chatter has started and to get us in the mood before big-budget Avatar sequel is released, the remastered original is getting a short run.

The New Daily · Aug 28, 2022

From Wakanda Forever to Don’t Worry Darling: the best films to see in autumn 2022

The Avatar sequel arrives, Michael Flatley’s secret agent struts in, Marvel returns to Black Panther territory – and Harry Styles teams up with Florence Pugh in a horror-thriller

The Guardian - UK · Aug 23, 2022

Big Brother's most notorious moments

The Channel 4 show birthed some of television's most controversial moments ever

Liverpool Echo · Aug 14, 2022

David Bowie portrait unveiled as musician named Britain’s most influential artist in last 50 years

The late musician placed ahead of mavericks in the fields of literature, music, fashion and film

Evening Standard · Aug 11, 2022

The Welshman named the third most influential British artist of the last 50 years behind David Bowie and Steve McQueen

Welsh writer Russell T Davies was placed above Vivienne Westwood and Stormzy

Wales Online · Aug 11, 2022

David Bowie named Britain’s most influential artist of the last 50 years

Space Oddity singer David Bowie who sadly passed away in January 2016, landed the number one spot in a list that also features Banksy, the Spice Girls and screenwriter and actress Michaela Coel

Daily Mirror · Aug 11, 2022

These 23 incredible Edinburgh images will take you right back to the 1980s

From historic visits and landmark developments, to grand sporting events and rising political tensions, we've trawled through our picture archives to bring you some of the biggest moments that shaped the capital in the 1980s.

Edinburgh Live · Aug 8, 2022

The day the music died? Welcome to Denmark Street and Tottenham Court Road’s new ‘digitally enabled streetscape’

The pleasingly ramshackle area of central London where punk was born and you went to buy a banjo now includes a multi-billion ‘super-flexible brand engagement platform’. So is it as awful as it sounds?

The Guardian - UK · Aug 7, 2022