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February 26, 2013 1:01 PM
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Watch: David Bowie and Tilda Swinton Are a Match in Made in Mars in 'Stars (Are Out Tonight)' Music Video
In the short, the duo play a '50s-styled married couple who are transformed via their encounter with a modern-day celebrity couple.
To many, their coupling might seem inspired, but to followers of Nathaniel Baruch's hilarious Tumblr page "Tilda Stardust," it's been a long time coming. Headlined by the tagline "Dedicated to the belief that Tilda and Bowie are one person," Baruch's blog has long made a solid argument for why that's the case via a slew of eerily mirroring photos of the two superstars.
Naturally, we asked Baruch (who works as a film publicist for Brigade Marketing) what he makes of the video: "To see the idea of the Tilda Stardust tumblr born of late-night fever dreams become a reality in this way -- from the mind of the man/woman/android itself -- is nothing short of breathtaking, even if it is just a total coincidence," he said. "Floria Sigismondi's video is a grotesque/nightmarish vision of culture gone wrong... and that is beautiful.
"As for whether this means the end of my Tumblr, I'd simply suggest that releasing a music video to 'prove' that Bowie and Tilda are two people has a distinct air of 'The lady doth protest too much, methinks.'"
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christian | March 4, 2013 1:03 AM
Stream his album here!
http://smarturl.it/DBowieAlbumStream
frans # Davd Bowie | February 28, 2013 12:58 PM
His first single "Where Are We Now" was cryptic. Is he literally showing us that the bottle is empty?
This is my interpretation: https://sites.google.com/site/fasmusicvideowherearewenow/