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'Warcraft' Filmmaker Duncan Jones, otherwise known as David Bowie’s son, talked about his father’s death in a new interview, referring to it as “bittersweet,” but also expressing that he feels fortunate that he had a chance to say goodbye. Bowie, a veritable music icon died on Jan. 10 after an 18-month struggle with cancer. -
David Bowie's Son Duncan Jones Praises Lorde 2016 BRITs Tribute on Twitter, Unlike Lady Gaga's
No matter what your opinion may be about the David Bowie medley tribute performed by Lady Gaga during the 2016 Grammys, New Zealand singer Lorde blew the world away with her rendition of "Life on Mars" at the BRIT Awards earlier this week. It's clear to see why the late Bowie himself previously praised the young singer as the future of music, and it looks like his son, director Duncan Jones, agrees! Unlike his sentiments for the Grammys tribute, Jones had only love for Lorde in a recent Twitter post. -
David Bowie's Son Duncan Jones Slams Lady Gaga 2016 Grammys Tribute on Twitter
Lady Gaga performed her highly anticipated tribute to the late, great music icon David Bowie at the 2016 Grammys on Monday, Feb. 15, which resulted in a standing ovation from the crowd attending the ceremony. Unfortunately for Gaga, one important viewer didn't seem to enjoy the performance. Filmmaker Duncan Jones, Bowie's son, took to Twitter to voice his distaste for the tribute, which was actually a popular opinion of many sharing thoughts on the social media website last night. Check out Jones' tweet as well as other negative reviews of the Lady Gaga's medley below.
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