Tiffany “New York” Pollard, a reality TV veteran who’s still doing reality TV, has been selling grim t-shirts on her site that read “David Is Dead,” casually referring to David Bowie. If that wasn’t already distasteful, it seemed even more so now that her former cast mate David Gest has died.

Duncan Jones speaks in riddles.

David Bowie died on January 10, 2016, two days after his 69th birthday and the release of Blackstar, his 25th album. The news came meteorically; we were dazed and flattened, looking at the world through debris and glitter that suddenly it seemed we’d borrowed from him. Lady Gaga paid extended, exhaustive tribute to…

The past 24 hours have turned out to be an emotional seesaw for Kanye West. Right before heading onto the the Saturday Night Live stage to perform a new single from his latest album The Life of Pablo—released early Sunday morning, after his seventh appearance on the show—Kanye proclaimed to his 18.7 million fans via…

NCIS’ Pauley Perrette says she was attacked by a “homeless guy” while she was stopped at an L.A. stoplight this week. The incident occurred just two months after she was attacked by another man while walking in her neighborhood. Why do people keep attacking Pauley Perrette?

According to David Bowie’s will, which was filed in a New York court on Friday, his estate will be divided between his wife Iman, his two children, one of his children’s nanny, and his longtime personal assistant.

Sony has closed a deal with the Jim Henson Company to produce a reboot of Labyrinth, the 1986 fantasy film which starred a teenaged Jennifer Connelly trying to rescue her baby brother from a goblin king, played by David Bowie. The news evokes feelings of “Too soon” and questions of “Why, even?” Seriously, why?

Actor/musician Jamie Foxx rushed to the aid of a driver after a Toyota Tacoma overturned outside of his Hidden Valley home. According to reports, Foxx called 911 then helped pull the man from his burning vehicle.

Angela Bowie, a contestant on Celebrity Big Brother, spoke about her separation from her first husband, David Bowie, during a recent episode. After being told of his death by show producers, Angela, who was married to the musical icon for ten years, decided to remain on the show.

Here’s the set-up for a deeply fascinating bit of reality television: Tiffany “New York” Pollard of VH1 fame is on Celebrity Brother in the United Kingdom, along with Angela Bowie—ex-wife of the late David Bowie—and David Gest—ex-husband of Liza Minelli.

In England, Celebrity Big Brother fans are upset with the show’s producers for depicting David Bowie’s ex-wife Angela Bowie as she learned about the news of the star’s death on Monday. The couple was married for ten years and has one son together, Zowie, who later changed his named to Duncan.

A Philadelphia judge has denied a request from Josh Duggar and his attorneys that demands Danica Dillon, the woman who is suing Duggar for physical and emotional abuse, produce evidence that demonstrates she was physically harmed during sexual intercourse with Duggar by a certain date.

Our sorrowfully gone alien-icon David Bowie has been eulogized for many things today—for his music, obviously, and for his fashion, and for the particular transcendent way he put the world forward with his imagination and lack of concern for convention, including gender. But we’d also like to note Bowie for his…

David Bowie, who just died of cancer aged 69, had an incalculable impact on pop culture throughout his shape-shifting career. But perhaps more than any other musician, he also had a tremendous impact on science fiction. He changed the way we thought about the alien, the uncanny, and the familiar.

In today’s adorable animal news, the Cincinnati Zoo welcomed its first animal birth of the year — a baby penguin.

David Bowie has released a sprawling and creeptastic video for “★,” a track off his upcoming album ★. Yes, he’s spelling “Blackstar” with a symbol because this kind of thing worked so well for Prince in the early ‘90s.

Yesterday was the anniversary of one of the most surreal music performances in TV story: 35 years ago David Bowie ushered the 1980s in Saturday Night Live. The producers censored a gay reference in the last of his three-song set—but they missed him repeatedly showing a giant penis at the end of it. [NSFW-ish]