The dates for the High Line Festival have been announced!! The festival is scheduled for May 9 to May 19, 2007(*). So far there is no news on what artists will be performing at the festival, but watch this space and the official High Line site for news.

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…because you’re going to want to stab yourself in the ear with them. In a recent interview, Paris Hilton mentioned that she already has a slew of material recorded for her next “album”, even though the first one hasn’t dropped yet. Among the “songs” she already has recorded are covers of Blondie’s ‘Heart of Glass’ and….you might want to sit down….Bowie’s ‘Fame.’ Pray that cover never sees the light of day as I’m pretty sure it will be a precursor to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse arriving on Earth.

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Bowie announced that he will perform a couple of songs for the Keep A Child Alive organization’s Annual Black Ball on November 9, 2006. The show will be held at the Hammerstein Ball Room in Mew York Cityand hosted by Iman and Alicia Keys. Some of you might have seen the recent, striking ad campaign for the benefit, entitled I Am African. The campaign features Bowie, Iman, Alicia Keys, Gwyneth Paltrow, and several other famous faces.

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In a recent interview with Fashion Rocks Magazine, Elton John stated that he thinks the raggedy, tattooed style of young rockers is “ugly and unpleasant.” He feels that stage style, meant to entertain the audience, is being disregarded by young rockers in favor of “that tattoos and the T-shirts and the rings through the noses.” Elton goes on to say that the threatrical styles worn by Bowie, Queen, and himself were something that he feels the British were particularly good at. The third Fashion Rocks concert will air on September 8, 2006. Information can be found at Buzzle, Starpulse, and SFGate.

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