Nowadays, celebrities going makeup-free for the camera lens is an everyday Instagram occurrence. But 40 years ago, when greasepainted rock gods KISS bared their faces on live television, it was a ...
Being nostalgic can be extremely healthy when you go about it the right way. There is so much to be learned from our past. In a simpler time, our creativity and ideas can show you the limitless ...
It’s 2016, and once again, it's #OscarsSoWhite – and male. What is the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences doing to be more inclusive? “We’re trying to move in that direction.” That could be a ...
Do you remember Austin in 1985? Or have you wondered what the city, and its music scene, were like back then? Here's an ideal way to relive those days, or see them for the first time. MTV came to town ...
It was still the early days of MTV when David Bowie sat down for an interview in 1983 to talk about his album Let’s Dance. But while he was there, he decided to call out his hosts for not playing ...
It wasn't just MTV that helped shape and define 1983. But the still-growing music-video network sure had a big part in it. As you'll see in the below list of the Top 40 Albums of 1983, pop, new wave, ...
Long before most others in the industry, the Thin White Duke called for more black artists on MTV. In the wake of David Bowie’s death, the network resurfaced a now-infamous 1983 interview in which the ...
MTV had a landmark year in 1983. The network broke into the mainstream following the airing of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” music video in heavy rotation, a decision that was forced upon the ...
In a 1983 interview with Mark Goodman, an MTV video journalist, David Bowie didn't stick to promoting "Let's Dance." The singer, who died Sunday after battling cancer, turned the tables on the network ...
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