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TVREAL Apple TV+ Unveils 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything ADVERTISEMENT 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything, a new docuseries that will explore the musicians and soundtracks that shaped the culture and politics of 1971, is set to launch on Apple TV+. Featuring archival footage and interviews, 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything will show how the musical icons of the time were influenced by the changing tides of history and how they used their music to inspire hope, change and the culture around them. The docuseries will examine such iconic artists as The Rollin...

Photo: AppleTV+ Asif Kapadia is the show’s series director, and takes an executive producer role along with James Gay-Rees, David Joseph, and Universal Music Group’s Adam Barker. Says Gay-Rees, “When we first engaged with David Hepworth, who wrote the book, I remember sitting in a room with him as he gave me the context of what was happening socially and politically that year, alongside which albums were coming out that year. And, like a lot of people, I’m a massive fan of some of the artists we feature in the series. But it was a slightly jaw-dropping moment, because the list just se...

Fort Worth Weekly Is that top still spinning? You'll never know. I didn’t run this piece in January like I wanted, for reasons involving file conversion that are only going to bore you silly. The more important point is that I finally accessed the list of 2010 films and re-ranked them with the passage of 10 years. You can click here and here if you want to reference what I thought at the time. While the movies at the top of my lists of fiction films and documentaries have remained the same, the stuff underneath has gotten much weirder in the last decade, and dare I say better.

Off the Wall: Basquiat to Banksy exhibition is now open at Christie's King Street Jean-Michel Basquiat, The Elephant, 1986. LONDON .- ‘Off the Wall: Basquiat to Banksy’ showcases the contemporary explosion of street art and graffiti, charting a course through post-punk New York, millennial Britain and beyond. The exhibition also includes a major highlight from the June Sale Season, Banksy’s Subject to availability, an important work from his series of vandalised oil paintings. ‘Off the Wall: Basquiat to Banksy’ is being presented at Christie’s Headquarters in London until 7 May 2021, wi...

Banksy's cheeky parody of Demi Moore's iconic Vanity Fair cover to make auction debut Banksy, Original Concept for Barely Legal Poster (After Demi Moore), 2006. Spray paint and emulsion on canvas, 213 by 123 cm. Estimate: £2-3 million. Courtesy Sotheby's. LONDON .- Banksy’s brazen parody of Demi Moore’s iconic 1991 Vanity Fair cover is set to return to the spotlight this spring, when it makes its auction debut in Sotheby’s livestreamed marquee event on March 25 in London, in which the painting is estimated to sell for between £2-3 million. The sale comes just months after Sotheby’s set ...