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Window Shopping

Bloomingdale’s has window displays on the 3rd Avenue side which feature photographs by Mick Rock which include the beautiful ‘sax’ photos of David. Also included are photographs of Lou Reed, Queen, Iggy Pop and Johnny Rotten.

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Netaid On Vh1

    VH1 will show performances from the upcoming NetAid concert on Oct. 9th from noon to midnight EST, and will include simultaneous performances from all three locations:

    Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ
    Wembley Stadium in London
    The Palais des Nations in Geneva

    Here is a the URl for VH-1 NetAid information: http://www.vh1.com/netaid/

    VH1.com will webcast the event, including exclusive backstage footage.

    The NetAid event is sponsored by the United Nations Development Program and Cisco Systems. Make sure you visit the United Nations’ new Internet site (www.netaid.org) that aims to fight hunger and poverty worldwide.

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Your Favorite Song

    Tell the nation about your favourite song! As part of the millennium celebrations RADIO ONE are currently running “One Song – One Love” where you get the chance to tell the UK nation your favourite song of all time.

    You can enter by email or telephone: 08700 100 100.

    Simply put:

    “Tell us about the song that causes the hairs on the back of your neck to stand up on end and we’ll put you, your story and your song on Radio 1.”

    The goal is gathering great songs with great stories. There is a form on the RADIO ONE site that asks the following:

    Your Name:
    Your E-mail:
    Your Phone Number:
    Your Song:
    Your Reason:

    So what are you waiting for? Get your votes in! Visit the Radio One web site for all the details.

    Thanks to bowiewonderworld for the information

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A Chill In Brooklyn

    NY Times writer Bob Herbert takes a compelling look the SENSATION situation in Sunday’s NY Times.

    Here is an excerpt:
    This time Rudolph Giuliani, who has only a passing acquaintance with the First Amendment, is determined to protect us from some nasty pictures at an exhibition. And if the only way to do that is to cripple a terrific cultural resource like the Brooklyn Museum of Art — well, that’s a price the Mayor is perfectly willing to pay.

    He’s already gone after the porn parlors. Now it’s a museum. Maybe he can find some nasty passages in some raunchy books and close a few libraries.

    You don’t think there’s a chill in the air? Listen to this courageous statement of support for artistic freedom put out separately by the directors of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art:

    “I understand that the Brooklyn Museum and the office of the Mayor are in a dialogue. Anything I might say could compromise those talks.”

    You can read the entire article here.

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Your Favorite Song Part 2

    Well, while your at it, here is another poll, this one brought to you by VH1.

    VH1 wants to know about your favorite song. The results will be posted during the VH1’s 100 Greatest Songs broadcast.

    Let VH-1 know “The greatest Rock and Roll song ever is… And here’s why …”

    Also included in the poll are the following:

    WORST SONG OF ROCK & ROLL
    GREATEST LOVE SONG
    GREATEST COVER SONG
    GREATEST HAIR METAL BAND SONG
    GREATEST ’90S SONG
    GREATEST ’80s SONG
    GREATEST SONG FROM A MOVIE

    Get your votes in now by clicking here.

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Bowie On Snl

    Last night, David Bowie and wife Iman were in the front row at the 25th Anniversary of Saturday Night Live’ Show.

    David actually took the stage for a quick appearance with Jerry Seinfeld. The two joked around a bit, gave a quick plug for next weeks SNL show, and then introduced Eurthymics.

    Bowie was also shown in 2 different clips of past shows.

    Don’t miss the great photos and journal David sent in today!