thrive. >>> david bowie. mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men.sellers. the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough, and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises, no demands >> it appears to me that the one onstage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ see the people walking down the street ♪ >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, you k

in the west, megastars like david bowie and bruce springsteen both played protest gigs by the partitiont in the east, under the watchful eye of the secret police, an underground scene was forming. it was angry, it was an anarchic, and it was a breakaway from control. it was punk music. chaos was the front man for wuta nfall. one of the top bands. east germany's secret police, the stasi, regularly targeted defiant anti—authoritarian punks. on multiple occasions, chaos was imprisoned and brutally beaten. back then, the intense scrutiny of the stasi meant that gigs often had to be held in the unlikeliest of locations. this is the place. wow, this is pretty spectacular. yeah, it's a church. i can't imagine hundreds of punks coming to a church for a concert. yeah, with hundreds of beer. what was the vibe and the energy like in here? when you think about those times, those difficult times during the gdr period, where you were intimidated, by the stasi and the problems that you had amongst the people in the streets, would you do it again? absolutely. it was for me the hardest but most beautifu

in the west, megastars like david bowie and bruce springsteen both played protest gigs by the partitionbut in the east, under the watchful eye of the secret police, an underground scene was forming. it was angry, it was anarchic, and it was a breakaway from control. it was punk music. chaos was the front man for wuta nfall. one of the scene's top bands. east germany's secret police, the stasi, regularly targeted defiant anti—authoritarian punks. on multiple occasions, chaos was imprisoned and brutally beaten. back then, the intense scrutiny of the stasi meant that gigs often had to be held in the unlikeliest of locations. this is the place. wow, this is pretty spectacular. yeah, it's a church. i can't imagine hundreds of punks coming to a church for a concert. yeah, with hundreds of beer. what was the vibe and the energy like in here? when you think about those times, those difficult times during the gdr, where you were intimidated, by the stasi and the problems that you had amongst the people in the streets, would you do it again? absolutely. punk was the soundtrack to an era of mounti

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was mostly a giant leap for mankind it was also reflected in popular culture shock for example in david bowie song space odyssey new it's about an astronaut who ends up drifting in space. that clownfish loves allegedly. you claim that gray lives. let's learn to love you as you went to the song was released days before the start of the apollo 11 mission but the b.b.c. refused to play it until the astronauts had returned safely to worst drug plan to slow down to the just plain view in the closing manifold liviu what it always inspiration for the song didn't come from the apollo mission from a science fiction film to. stanley kubrick's 2001 a space odyssey. and advertisements for the film called it the ultimate trip and probably would probably have a great. it was the light 19 sixty's after all and many young people were experimenting with psychoactive drugs. and all this mind team 6 to 9 the woodstock festival took place in the u.s. a key event in the history of popular music and american counterculture. always song space oddity reached the top 5 on the u.k. charts and went. it's released in 19

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was not finally a giant leap for mankind it was also reflected in popular culture for example in david bowie song space odyssey knew its about nationals who ends up drifting in space forever. grounding some legit sound you flip the grey lives. and it was fun to shoot at you and the song was released days before the start of the apollo 11 mission but the b.b.c. refused to play it until the astronauts had returned scifi to worst insult. to losing. you close to the live you was always inspiration for the song didn't come from the apollo mission from a science fiction film to. stanley kubrick's 2001 a space odyssey. advertisements for the film called it the ultimate trip and probably would probably have a great. it was the light 960 s. after all and many young people were experimenting with psychoactive drugs. and all this mind 169 the woodstock festival took. ice in the u.s. a key event in the history of popular music and american counterculture. always some spice order to reach the top 5 on the geek a chance and when it was released in 1975 it went to number one the song has been covered by ma

caught up with berlin based musician and artist mark foley have always supported suede played with david bowie's final lead guitarist gerry limited and i started by asking him about his new single divided cities well it's it's quite a simple song about bricks that. you know that's not all the k. . borders and everything beginning would be basically so keep it simple for myself together with the berlin bit cities everyone knows this was famously divided what's it like living here in moving from england it's it's a great place to be an artist because it's very very affordable compared to london or most capital cities do you think it is divided still this is a good question i mean it's i guess everyone is divided in about 20 different ways these days so why is the brics a context in the i mean the song divided city is about divisions politically and divisions geographically the berlin wall and obviously how people are very kind of divided ideologically you know to one side of the other side berlin is of obviously got used to the divided if he's history do you think it's because you're from outside

divestment sanctions movement to isolate israel so that still an ode to what legendary roxy music and david bowie musician brian ino told us some 5 years ago about b.d.s. a lot of artists have said to me oh i've been asked to play in israel what do you think i should do and a lot of them are refusing i think of course you don't hear very much about it because these rallies aren't going to tell you about it and the artists obviously don't want to get a hue.

in the ‘70s, he captured david bowie's ever—changing image.ips with his sitters. when you work with musicians, you've got to respect that it's their time, but terry got very close to a lot of people, and in, you know, in some instances, he married his subject. you know, he was married to faye dunaway. married to faye dunaway, photographed frank sinatra — it wasn't an easy life. this was one of the first stones photoshoots, but as the years went by, modern stars weren't so interesting to him. i don't know what it is, all the guys seem to wear black suits, all the girls seem to be fashion plates, but they all look the same. it was a portfolio that had everyone from bardot to churchill, sinatra to taylor. terry o'neill‘s life truly was a catalogue of a golden age of stardom. terry o'neill, who's died at the age of 81. washington's smithsonian national zoo is about to say goodbye to one of its most popular residents. in a couple of days time, bei bei the panda will be flown back to china. as part of an agreement between the two countries, all pand

he had a long association with david bowie and was married to the actress faye dunaway for four yearshe captured some of the most iconic images of film and music stars of the ‘60s and ‘705. he died at home after a long battle with prostate cancer. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello there. sunshine developing a bit more widely again across parts of scotland and northern ireland, particularly in the west through this afternoon. lots of you, though, sitting under grey skies for the rest of the day, particularly grey through parts of northern england, wales, towards the far south—west. here's where we will see outbreaks of rain or drizzle continue. some showers working eastwards across scotland, and like yesterday, fairly bright towards east anglia and the south east with just a few showers through the english channel, but a chilly day for all. now, as we go through into tonight, clearer skies for scotland, northern ireland, edging a little bit further south, but we're likely to see a widespread frost develop. scotland and northern ireland, though, coldest of

divestment sanctions movement to isolate is half so that's still a no do what legendary roxy music and david bowie musician brian ino told us some 5 years ago about b.d.s. and a lot of artists have said to me oh i've been asked to play in israel what do you think i should do and a lot of them are refusing i think of course you don't hear very much about it because these rallies aren't going to tell you about it and the artists obviously don't want to get a huge amount of criticism directed at them for making such a decision but while artists like glover del ray lauded annie lennox color santana roger waters and brian ino support the b.d.s. boycott of israel that the e.u. is opposed to the usa is not only supporting israel's illegal actions against international law it's doubling down on it we've now declared the settlements are not per se illegal under international law yes for the 1st time in 40 years the usa now explicitly instead of implicitly supporting the violation of international law when it comes to palestine the palestinians call it a war crime but joining me now from tel aviv is israeli

divestment sanctions movement to isolate israel so that still an ode to what legendary roxy music and david bowie musician brian ino told us some 5 years ago about b.d.s. and a lot of artists have said to me oh i've been asked to play in israel what do you think i should do and a lot of them are refusing i think of course you don't hear very much about it because these rallies aren't going to tell you about it and the artists obviously don't want to get a huge amount of criticism directed at them for making such a decision but while artists like glover del ray lauded annie lennox color santana roger waters and brian ino support the b.d.s. boycott of israel that the e.u. is opposed to the usa is not only supporting israel's illegal actions against international law it's doubling down on it we've now declared the settlements are not per se illegal under international law yes for the 1st time in 40 years the usa now explicitly instead of implicitly supporting the violation of international law when it comes to palestine the palestinians call it a war crime but joining me now from tel aviv is israeli

he had a long association with david bowie, and he captured some of the most famous images of film andraphing the rolling stones and the beatles long before they were famous. he died at home after a long battle with prostate cancer. and a short while ago — the singer and songwriter eltonjohn has paid tribute on twitter. he said: now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danos. cloud and patchy rain will become more confined to the eastern side of england as we head through tonight, for the north and west, high pressure is building in, clear skies. temperatures are really taking a tumble, widespread frost, some mist and fog patches. further south or east, with a breeze and cloud, temperatures 3 to 6 celsius. high pressure dominating the scene into monday, lots of sunny and fine weather up and down the country. quite windy down in the south—east, a few showers, drier and brighter here by the end of the day. elsewhere, lots of sunshine, one or two stubborn fog patches. if they linger, you could stay quite chilly. into the week, it looks like northern and eastern areas will stay dr

he had a long association with david bowie and was married to the actress faye dunaway for four yearse ‘60s and ‘70s. he died at home after a long battle with prostate cancer.

in the ‘70s, he captured david bowie's ever changing image.n you work with musicians, you have to respect that it's their time, but terry got very close to a lot of people, and in, you know, in some instances, he married his subject. you know, he was married to faye dunaway. married to faye dunaway, photographed frank sinatra — it wasn't an easy life. this was one of the first stones photoshoots, but as the years went by, modern stars weren't so interesting to him. i don't know what it is, all the guys seem to wear black suits, all the girls seem to be fashion plates, but they all look the same. it was a portfolio that had everyone from bardot to churchill, sinatra to taylor. terry o'neill‘s life truly was a catalogue of a golden age of stardom. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @karinbbc i think the weather should turn drier with a bit more sunshine to go around for most of us over the next couple of days. before that, tonight stays pretty cloudy for england and wales initially. still the threat o

he had a long association with david bowie, and he captured some of the most famous images of film ande ‘60s, photographing the rolling stones and the beatles long before they were famous. he died at home after a long battle with prostate cancer. singer and songwriter eltonjohn has paid tribute on twitter a short time ago. he said: a nine—year—old boy from belgium is about to become the world's youngest ever university graduate. laurent seemons — who is originally from 0stend — is studying for an electrical engineering degree in the netherlands. if all goes to plan — he'll graduate next month. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. laurent seemons likes nothing than a little soldering and tinkering with electronics. a young man with a photographic memory and an iq of 145, he is living life at quite a speed. translation: i did the first year of my primary school, and then it went faster and faster. i did the remaining five years in one year. i did my secondary school in a year and a half. and at university, i do a course every week. laurent is studying at the eindhoven university of techno

for iconic images of the actress bridget bardot, and pictured the rolling stones, the beatles and david bowieived a cbe for services to photography, which he said surpassed anything that had happened to him in his life. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at ten to five this afternoon. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more on the revelations by prince andrew which he made in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight. the prince has denied having any contact with a woman, who says she was forced to have sex with him when she was seventeen. he told bbc‘s newsnight emily maitlis he could not have been with virginia roberts on the day in question in 2001 — as he was at home after spending the afternoon at a pizza express in woking with his daughter. earlier i spoke to dicky arbiter, a former press secretary for buckingham palace, who said rather than clearing the air, the interview has made things worse if he was thinking about crisis management, he has created a greater crisis by talking about it because he has not answered any questions, he has selective am

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in the west, megastars like david bowie and bruce springsteen both played protest gigs by the partitionan punks. 0n multiple occasions, chaos was imprisoned and brutally beaten. back then, the intense scrutiny of the stasi meant that gigs often had to be held in the unlikeliest of locations. this is the place. wow, this is pretty spectacular. yeah, it‘s a church. i can‘t imagine hundreds of punks coming to a church for a concert. yeah, with hundreds of beer. what was the vibe and the energy like in here? when you think about those times, those difficult times during the gdr, where you were intimidated, you were intimidated by the stasi and the problems that you had amongst the people in the streets, would you do it again? absolutely. punk was the soundtrack to an era of mounting defiance against the gdr, an era that culminated with the destruction of the wall. now, 30 years on, this underground history is finally surfacing. in the aptly named punk bar, kirk von unter, from underground‘, a band is rehearsing for 0st art, a two day festival taking place this weekend designed to pay tribut

] you talk about the catalyst of this book being, sort of, the loss of artists like prince and david bowiewas on tour with the smashing pumpkins. i was opening up as a solo artist, a solo act in opera houses and my manager called me the day that prince died and we had other business to discuss. but he said something that really took me back. he said, "you know, liz, none of us knows how much time we have you don't know you could be gone tomorrow you have no idea none of us knows." and i'm like, "i feel pretty good." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i feel -- you know, and it was kind of, like, unflattering, cause i could hear him thinking about how to sell my records after -- posthumously >> seth: sure, sure, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you know, he's like, "what do we do if one of our artists just, like, dies?" >> seth: yeah. >> but he said, "are you making the work that you would want to leave behind if it was your last?" and i wasn't >> seth: that's a -- that's a very, very cool way of looking at it. i also feel like - >> good managing right >> seth: yeah, yeah, very good managing w

he had a long association with david bowie, and he captured some of the most famous images of film andfamous. he died at home after a long battle with prostate cancer. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. cloud and patchy rain will become more confined to the eastern side of england as we head through tonight. a few shows across the northern isles and building with clear skies in scotland and northern ireland and northern parts of england and wales by the end of the light. widespread frost and frost and mist and fog patches. for the southeast with a breeze and the cloud. temperatures three degrees to 6 degrees. high pressure dominating engine monday. fine and dry with sunny weather up and down the country. away from the far south—east. quite windy here from the north. a few showers but are dry and brighter by the end of the day. elsewhere lots of sunshine. 0ne the day. elsewhere lots of sunshine. one to stop and fog patches. if they linger in the central belt gives the chili. 0therwise linger in the central belt gives the chili. otherwise the high of 7 degrees to 1

. >> david bowie, is there anything better? we will talk about the weather with more sunshine on tap and what are the chances of any rain in our future. i will talk about that in the extended forecast. >> we will track the stations in san francisco. crews are working to replace old cables and pipes and there could be a train delay up to 20 minutes while work is underway, so plan accordingly. they're working on cables because when they fail, the bart loses electricity. >>> electricity provided in edison says it is having equipment that may have sparked those flames. they said winds overnight were going to become more favorable for firefighters on the front line. so far, the fire has burned more than 9400 acres and it is 50% contained. new structures have been destroyed and we have the latest in southern california. >> reporter: firefighters battling the latest round of wildfires in california are trying to get them under control as they burn through thousands of acres of land and force people to evacuate. >> there is a wind shif

in the west, megastars like david bowie and bruce springsteen both played protest gigs by the partitiont man for wuta nfall. one of the top bands. defined defiant anti—authoritarian punks. on multiple occasions, chaos was imprisoned and brutally beaten. back then, the intense scrutiny of the stasi meant that gigs often had to be held in the unlikeliest of locations. this is the place. wow, this is pretty spectacular. yeah, it's a church. i can't imagine hundreds of punks coming to a church for a concert. yeah, with hundreds of beer. what was the vibe and the energy like in here? when you think about those times, those difficult times during the gdr, where you were intimidated, by the stasi and the problems that you had amongst the people in the streets, would you do it again? absolutely. punk was the soundtrack to an era of mounting defiance against the gdr, an era that culminated with the destruction of the wall. now, 30 years on, this underground history is finally surfacing. in the aptly named punk bar, the church from underground, a band is rehearsing for 0st art, a two day festival