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    February 05, 1999

    The HEROES charity band have set up an email address for people wishing to subscribe to a free 'Heroes International' print newsletter delivered direct to your home. Send an email (theheroes@angelfire.com) with your home address requesting to be added to the list. Newsletter number 1 available now.

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    February 04, 1999

    Thefilm "Everybody Loves Sunshine" will be in two upcoming film festivals. Thefirst is the Brussels' International Festival of Fantasy, Thriller and ScienceFiction Films. The Festival of Fantasy showing is scheduled for March 12th through27th. The film will also be shown at the Salerno Film Festival in SouthernItaly, April 21st through 25th.

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    February 04, 1999

    If you weren't able to attend Friday's chat session, you can read the transcript here!

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    February 04, 1999

    Redemption

      Canadian music video director and photographer, Floria Sigismondi recentlyreleased a photography book entitled
      "Redemption". It features stills fromsome of her famous videos, including photos from the "Little Wonder" and "DeadMan Walking" videos. In fact, the cover shot is David Bowie from the lattervideo.
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    February 03, 1999

    GET THINGS


      ThingWorld.com was awarded "Coolest Innovation of the Year" by Cool Site of the Day at the 4th Annual "Cool Site of the Year Awards" in New York at Webster Hall, January 21, 1999. Congratulations to our friends at ThingWorld!!

      Have you downloaded your FREE BowieNet/Things screen saver? If not, check out BowieNet Things. Have fun!
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    February 03, 1999

    The official announcement has been made: David Bowie has been signed to perform at the Gisborne 2000 millennium festival in New Zealand on December 31 1999 / January 1, 2000. David will go on stage at 12:01 a.m., making his performance the first concert of the new millennium in the World! We will bring you more details soon. Stay tuned.

    For more on the 2000 festival, you can visit the Gisborne 2000 Millennium website.

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    February 03, 1999

    We will be chatting with Mike Garson, on Friday, February 5th at 9:00 p.m. EST, 6:00 p.m. PST. (that's tomorrow) We will not be using the moderated chat format for this event (unless youguys get unruly). Please log into the #BowieNetChat room for this special event.





    Here a look at Mike's bio, outlining his creative and professional career. We are all looking forward to chatting with Mike tomorrow! See you there.

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    February 02, 1999

    Here are a few photos from the David Bowie / Nicky Horne Interview.

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    February 02, 1999

    "To all my Italian friends - thank you so much for having this wonderful gathering - your 3rd annual Bowie Bash. I hope all the attendees who are members of BowieNet are having as much fun as myself and the BowieNet gang and that 1999 will be a personal best year for all of us. There will be a lot of surprises as the year progresses - both on the Internet and outside the technology walls, keep an eye out! Have a great day and your support is truly appreciated". -DB

    The Third Italian Bowie Bash, hosted by LovingTheAlien.com and fanzine VelvetGoldmine, drew over 1000 Bowie fans at the Rock Cafe

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    February 02, 1999

    David Bowie contributes his thoughts on MP3, the digital age and the recordingindustry in the "Business Day" cover story of the February 1st edition of theNew York Times. Bowie was interviewed recently for the piece by writer JonPareles.

    "MPEG's of my music are all over the network. Things that areembarrassingly cringe-making, things that I swore never would see the light ofday, they're completely available..." "The notion that music could be free isreally something we have to contend with. If not, like King Canute, we'rejust sitting by the sea and forbidding it to roll in."

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