. >> mel brooks, david bowie, art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story...and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

shuts and worked on his taxi collective project with several renowned musicians his great idol is david bowie and shifting public personas have impressed and influenced the are. joined by the man who scared the living daylights out of the x. rays or do you know if you look. well thank you successful all over the world as the north are so has it really been a lifelong dream actually to do music i mean would you rather have a her. album than a best seller no i wouldn't really compare because i'm a very lucky guy to be so successful with my books but actually i started as a musician you know at the age of 14. 15 i started to play the guitar and the very reason was because i had a poster in my bedroom showing suzi quatro. you know remember she's on your website . exactly exactly and through all the other overall i thought about how to meet her in order to enrich in her private life so that was the reason i thought they have to do that and i love also you have to become a rock star yourself i started to play guitar synths on make music ok now i have to say i thought famous author indulging him sel

the late stardom features a number of guest singers including galen dorsey who played bass in david bowie's band for more than 20 years so did matt berninger find it hard to share the spotlight. i think was one text message they sent me hey do you think you sing enough on this record and then matt's response was i've heard enough from myself as i get really good i'm not going to miss myself. it's the last weekend of near next october fests and here in germany the huge drunken funk there divides people into those who love it and those who don't but around the world people have imported the idea of october fest and german style beer and they've made it their own even in places you might not expect like the palestinian west bank. this is how a palestinian october fest kicks off orthodox priests and scouts precess to mark the festivals beginning almost $10000.00 visitors have come to the village of types from around the world. posting the event is the core family founders of the tide a brewery considered the oldest microbrewery in the middle east their october fest menu includes 10 different. t

birthdays, which oscar winning actress dated david bowie in the '80s?arandon. >> happy birthday. >>> and we can not say goodbye without remembering a star we lost, diahann carroll. as we showed you earlier this sound stage will be dedicated and named in her honor. >> tyler perry was hoping she'd be here for that honor, but unfortunately she pass away from cancer at the age of 84. but her impact as a trailblazing >> she broke barriers in the role in "julia." she won a tony in "no string" and earned an oscar nomination for "claudine." she was honored the have paved the way. >> they're becoming aware of a sophisticated black woman. i think julia was one of the first steps in that direction and i'm happy that that is so. (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out if your smile is holding back your social or professional life, if your health is suffering because of dental challenges, or if enjoying a steak dinner is just a dream, here is the

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she'd kick it with everyone from david bowie to the muppets on "call me" ♪ call me me ♪ ♪ call wime ♪phed by andy warhol, adored by millions, thanks to songs like "one way or another." is this level. stardom anything that you could have possibly imagined? >> yes. i guess that's sort of what pushes you forward, you know. >> reporter: but, in an edgy, unsafe era where drugs were as much a part of the scene as the amps and eye shadow, it could be a very rough ride. >> we had great times. whee horrib we had horrible times. >> reporter: one you chronicle in your book that involved a sexual assault. >> i had a great friend and partner in chris. he sort of helped me put it into proportion, i felt anger, frustration. i wanted revenge. i went through every emotion that you would normally go through when you're victimized. for whatever reason my sanity took over and said you can't carry around this kind of anger. for what it's worth, maybe some of this energy and some of this drive, you know, went into my performances. >> reporter: more rage would follow in the mid '80s, blondie discovered they

nam june paik was one of the artists who worked with mainstream entertainment figures, like david bowietween high art and mass culture. so in a way he has shown a lot of things like mtv before it was available, but also youtube and other things. he understood those personal connections and communications were important in bringing people together beyond any national or cultural boundaries. "electronics superhighway" was one of the terms he coined as early 3519711, and he thought that connecting different cultures and connecting different people in different countries could actually help people understand and avoid conflict. although paik is well known as being a pioneer of video art, he is also a pioneer of interactive art. this from the 1960s is "three camera participation", where the there viewer of the work necessarily becomes part of it. way back in 1963, namjune made a work called "random access", which showed that a linear medium like audio recordings could be non—linear. it consisted of strips of audiotape and a portable cassette player with an extended magnetic tape head that co

david bowie on the wall yeah i tried to remain as a musician to study liam has taken an unconventional path to politics aside from his definitely he also led amnesty international in taiwan. so you've got a rock star background. on your wall what on earth do you think in beijing they make it. i don't think they're like me. pretty lame says the immediate threat comes not from beijing soldiers storming out these pictures telling taiwan's open briefly in the media i know nothing i. know as a member of parliament staff and some security committee he warns some news outlets with links to china this week push a defeatist message that unification is inevitable. i worry about it very much especially in the last 2 or 3 years that i can see the media who got billions of dollars from china they tried to brainwash taiwanese people and tried to. make images on china they tried to avoid to people to know what happened in tibet and. in the course of last year we have seen the chinese is also engaged in this information campaign against various government institutions to create these try. just in the

but it looks back in a sense, to people like david bowie. does in a sense, but i wasn‘t trying to.rt of tended to misinterpret it out the time. there was a kind of an element of sexualfluidity, which i‘m kind of proud that the band sung about in those days. because there was a strong side of ladism that led through the 90s, especially 1994, through cool britannia and britpop and all those sorts of things. and yet this is hugely important for you in your career... and i feel as though... ..because you got associated, in fact, you were regarded as the pioneers of britpop... well, there‘s the irony. ..and then along came oasis and blur and a bunch of other brands. did you resent being lumped in with them? yeah, i suppose so. i don‘t think anyone likes being put in a box, do they? no—one likes being labelled, because that kind of limits you. it tells you, you know, you‘ve got someone else telling you what you are. and i think every artist likes to think they are bigger than that, i suppose. well, it goes back to the very beginning of this conversation and the machinery behind the music

and it sold the private elections of icons such as elton john, david bowie, and jacqueline kennedy onassiserseen some of sotheby's most prestigious auctions. >> ladies and gentlemen, a masterpiece by basquiet. >> fair warning and selling, thank you, sir, for $98 million. congratulations. thank you very much. >> this was never collected by american institutions during his lifetime, which tells you a lot about black american art as well. this felt like an absolutely transformative moment. >> 1,100,000 -- >> reporter: barker says after more than 20 years as an auctioneer, he still gets nervous. >> there is absolutely no safety net. and strange things can happen too. >> reporter: like last year when he sold a painting by the street artist banksy for nearly a million and a half dollars, and it started falling through its frame, emerging in shreds. >> i remember i achieved this alarm going off and subblimly thing is that a fire alarm or do we need to safely evacuate everybody, the audience from the room. ultimately i realized this had to be banksy. it had to be a stunt that he pulled basically.

david bowie on the wall there trying to remain as a musician to study liam has taken an unconventional to politics aside from his death metal gate he also led amnesty international in taiwan. so you've got a rock star background the dalai lama on your wall what on earth do you think in beijing they make of you. i don't think they're like me. pretty lame sees the immediate right comes not from beijing soldiers storming out these pictures i was open briefly in the media and i know one thing i. know that's a member of parliament defense and security committee he warns some news outlets with links to china really did this he pushed the defeatist mais each that the unification is inevitable. i worry about it very much especially in the last 2 or 3 years that i can see those media who got billions of dollars from china they tried to brainwash taiwanese people and tried to. make images on china they tried to avoid to people to know what happened in tibet and. in the course of last year we have seen the chinese is also engaged in this information campaign against various government institution

david bowie on the wall tried to remain as a musician to study liam has taken an unconventional path to politics aside from his death metal gate he also led amnesty international in taiwan. so you've got a rock star background the dalai lama on your wall what on earth do you think in beijing they make of you. i don't think they're like me. pretty lame sees the immediate right comes not from beijing soldiers storming out these bitches. i was open briefly in the media i mean one thing i. know as a member of parliament is defense and security committee he warns some news outlets with links to china really get this he pushed but if they just miss each that unification is inevitable. i worry about it very much especially in the last 2 or 3 years that i can see those media who got billions of dollars from china they tried to brainwash taiwanese people and tried to. make images on china they try to avoid to people to know what happened in tibet and. in the course of last year we have seen the chinese is also engaged in this information campaign against various government institutions to cre

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maria: this is the self portrait by david bowie. >> it is.we've got to get to the michael jackson glove. fans can bid on it. i love this. here's the michael jackson glove which -- >> it's a golf glove. this is one of the early gloves, this is 1981, the triumph tour. we estimate 1 to 200,000. it's the right-handed glove. this conservative estimate, 1 to $200,000 but will sell for a lot more. later on, designers made the gloves more professional. this was made by his assistant, janice smith, before michael was known for the gloves. maria: you're saying there are others out there that copy the original. >> after he was known for the glove in the early '80s, he started to perfect it. bill whiten started making some of his goals. we sold ma up to $500,000. maria: i love it of. i love that p moo moon walk. great to have you here today. stay with us, twitter's earning miss is big, the stock is down big. the stocks is down 18%. more "mornings with maria" right after this. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need

i heard david bowie was there last night. hey, bouncer, can you see if i'm on the list?her are in the house. they look so good. >> they on the list. they on the list. >> ladies and gentlemen, sonny and cher are here. welcome to studio 44. ♪ [ applause ] >> we care about shaking our booties. oh. >> i'm glad i've got you, babe. so let's get down. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm eating my heart out waiting to get in there. but you know what. >> it's okay. >> i'm sure there's some hot stuff going on this evening. >> can i get your attention on the dance floor? we have the queen of disco in the club, please welcome donna summer. ♪ i need some hot stuff baby tonight ♪ ♪ i want some hut stuff baby this evening ♪ ♪ got to have some love tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ i need hot stuff >> you don't have to wait this evening for some hot stuff. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hot stuff >> everybody and donna summer is in there. why are we out here? >> we got to get in this place. >> i think i see somebody rolling in right now. literally rolling in. >> make room on the dance for, olivia newton-john here st

david bowie, kylie jenner and kris jenner. tuscany. a-rod. ralph and ricky lauren in jamaica.ve in. people say do you get increase of these great houses? no, i'm just having fun looking at them. it's so fun. it's a form of escapism. >> hi, a.d., come on in. >> what was once an escape just in the pages of a magazine, now has a new digital dimension. >> you know, we have millions and millions of people looking at house stores on youtube. >> this is probably the best part of the house, don't you think, girls >> we had a jessica alba video recently that was just so charming her children are adorable. it's a happy moment. you know, to see someone in their own private element, in their safe space and i think the reason they'll share is they trust us they know that we come with good intentions, that we want to show them and the house in their best light. >> a.d. may be turning 100 but it's editor in chief is already thinking about the next century. >> i think the next 100 years are actually even more exciting in many ways because the last 100 years were all printed on paper. that's i

other pieces classic and contemporary and sold the private collections of icons such as elton john, david bowieennedy thonassis. oliver barker has overseen some of sotheby's most prestigious auctions. >> a masterpiece. >> reporter: like the 2017 sale of this painting by jean michel basquiat. >> $98 million. thank you. congratulations. thank you very much. >> this is an artist who was never collected by american institutions during his lifetime, which tells you a lot about black american art as well. this felt like an absolutely transformative moment. $1,100,000. >> reporter: after more than 20 years an auctioneer, he still gets nervous. >> it's absolutely no safety net. strange things can happen too. >> reporter: like last year when he sold a painting by the street artist, banksy for nearly a million and a half dollars and it started falling through its frame, emerging in shreds. >> i remember this alarm going off and subliminally thinking, is that a fire alarm or, you know, do we need to safely evacuate everybody, the audience, from the room. ultimately i realized immediately this had to be ba

neil: david bowie had something similar with his music library. >> his catalog and intellectual propertyible. not issued on human currency. his ability to execute on a consist 10 basis. that is stuff he already put in the barn so to speak, so that was tangible. it could be seized. it could be liquidated. complexity in the layers rely on the fact it is human currency and human capital, all of which hinges on capability. neil: this could change everything if all of sudden you can invest looking someone as an investment of any sort, right? >> absolutely. this could be an absolute paradigm shift in terms of how we look at brand value, right? we take it out of esoteric norm. balance sheet, identifiable standpoint. i think this is fascinating. i hope it works out for him i love athletes putting money to creative use outside of their career. money makes money when invested appropriately. this is novel concept. i think he put together a great team. i hope it works out. neil: you give me ideas, if you're interested in investing in financial anchors, the ticker symbol is nc. we'll have more after

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