Stereogum — WHO CAN I BE NOW? (1974-1976) is the second in a series of box sets spanning the length of David Bowie’s career. Since the first one, FIVE YEARS 1969 – 1973, was released last year, Bowie has passed away, which makes the preservation and celebrat... more info

Chicago Tribune — Chicago-born sex columnist Dan Savage, Sen. Barbara Boxer, authors Isabel Wilkerson and Bill McKibben, comic magician Penn Jillette and a musical tribute to Prince and David Bowie are among the full roster of presenters and events in the 2016 Chicago... more info

The Daily Mail — Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the radio presenter, 35, lifted her top to show off her saucy new inking at the side of her breast, which honoured her all-time favourite artist David Bowie. more info

The Mirror — The presenter stuck out her tongue in the playful snap more info

DJmag — David Bowie, LCD Soundsystem, Michael Jackson & more have also been given the treatment… more info

Stereogum — Next month, Parlophone will release Who Can I Be Now? (1974-1976), a David Bowie compilation box set featuring material from that timespan in the legendary late musician’s career. Included among the many B-sides and rarities is an unreleased altern... more info

NME — The new version features on a new compilation alongside songs by Daft Punk, David Bowie and Outkast more info

Consequence of Sound — A preview of the massive Bowie box set Who Can I Be Now? more info

NME — The veteran musician also cited the passing of fellow "immortals" Prince, Alan Rickman and Lemmy as inspirations more info

BBC News - UK — The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon discusses his 11th studio album, Foreverland, as well as the David Bowie Prom and parenthood. more info