In his song "Heroes," David Bowie uses the image of two lovers on either side of the Berlin Wall as a metaphor for separation, loss and dreams of freedom. The song is embraced today by Germans as ...

It's David Bowie's third-most-streamed song on Spotify, an anthemic classic that been covered by everyone from Oasis to Motörhead, Peter Gabriel to Depeche Mode. And now, 47 years on from it's 1977 ...

Both David Bowie and Iggy Pop struck upon their ultimate masterpieces during the late 1970s, and both took unlikely inspiration from the work of Erich Heckel.

In the summer of 1977, David Bowie was living in Berlin and working on a new album. One evening, he saw his producer Tony Visconti sitting on a bench near the Berlin Wall with a young German woman.

In some ways, David Bowie embraced continuity for his 12th album, 1977's "Heroes." "Heroes" was also the only LP in the trilogy to be recorded exclusively in the city of Berlin, just a few hundred ...

Over 11 years and 570 episodes, John Rabe and Team Off-Ramp scoured SoCal for the people, places, and ideas whose stories needed to be told, and the show became a love-letter to Los Angeles. Now, John ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - David Bowie's intensely productive Berlin period - when he made the iconic albums "Heroes" and "Low", launched Iggy Pop's solo career and kicked a drug habit - is the theme of a new ...

Bowie lived in the German capital from 1976 to 1978. By The Associated Press Berlin’s Mayor Michael Mueller has inaugurated a memorial to a hero: a plaque commemorating David Bowie‘s time in the ...

Soon after, Bowie relocated himself to Berlin, along with his friend Iggy Pop, whose post-Stooges debut, The Idiot, and follow-up, Lust For Life, were also produced or co-produced, and co-written by ...