ContactMusic — David Bowie's biographer claims it would be a "miracle" if he releases any more music. The legendary 'Heroes' singer has not released an album since 'Reality' in 2003, and Paul Trynka doesn't feel he will make another record unless he has some "seism... more info

NME — Paul Trynka says he believes it would be 'a miracle' if Bowie returned more info

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ContactMusic — Duncan Jones has credited his dad David Bowie with kickstarting his directing career by letting him watch dark adult movies when he was a child. The film-maker was subjected to adult content as a pre-teen under the watchful guidance of his father, an... more info

Gigwise — Source Code director's famous father wanted him to take different path... more info

ContactMusic — David Bowie helped Marc Bolan's son survive" after the rocker's death. Rolan Bolan was just two years old when his T-Red frontman father was killed in a car accident, and with legal problems surrounding the late star's estate, Rolan and his mother Gl... more info

Stereogum — The Shins have a new lineup, a new label (Columbia imprint Aural Apothecary), and a handful of new tunes that will appear on the band’s long awaited, Greg Kurstin-produced fourth LP, due next year. Currently backing James Mercer on the road are Ric... more info

NME - The Video Blog — I’m pretty sure I wasn’t the only person that did a WTF double take on hearing the news that Lou Reed was teaming up with Metallica last month. Whether inspired or doomed or a mixture of the two it was definitely unforseen, and it got us thinking... more info

Detroit Free Press — For film students in the 1970s, British director and cinematographer Nicolas Roeg was the man to analyze. While his “Walkabout” and “Don't Look Now” might have been more tightly constructed, his 1976 “The Man Who Fell to Earth” ( * *... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — All Things Considered interviews Paul Trynka about his new David Bowie biography, David Bowie: Starman. Paste lists its 10 favorite fictional journalists. The Telegraph explores the appeal of thriller fiction. At Salon, William Lavender discusses bec... more info