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FILTER RESULTS ►Watch: Iggy Pop Loves New York, but Cops? Not So Much...
Watch the street-walking cheetah cruise the Lower East-Side, circa 1993. Via Dangerous Minds: Iggy highlights some his favorite things to Dutch film-maker Bram Van Splunteren, as he gives a guided tour of the neighborhood. The graffiti,...Show More Summary
Iggy Pop shows you downtown NYC in 1993
The godfather of punk shows us his bodega. Oh yes.
Video: Iggy Pop Gives Amazing Tour Of The East Village In 1993
Here's a tour of the East Village in 1993, courtesy of local Iggy Pop, who at that time was living in the Christodora House—he had been there three years by the time this was shot (before that, he was in Greenwich Village... vacuuming). Show More Summary
This is Awesome - Iggy Pop: "I Don't Like Punk"
Nearly EVERY pop star concedes to the notion of their "brand." It's gross and sad, but it's what the biz does to market and SELL it's commodities. If I was a wanna-be I guess I'd understand and comply; like, since there is SUCH a glut of waiting POP hopefuls, if you're tapped as an up-and-comer you gotta let do/be what the press agents say to do/be. Show More Summary
‘Godfather Of Punk’ Iggy Pop Revealed That He Didn’t Like Punk Music
Iggy Pop and the Stooges launched another comeback in April with the release of their latest album, “Ready to Die”, which received mostly positive reviews, including from our own Josh Kurp. Of course, even the most liberal fanatics still long for the days of “The Stooges”, “Fun House” and “Raw Power”, while some people pretend that “The Weirdness” didn’t happen.
Iggy Azalea Talks “Bounce”, Record Deals And How Her Fans Keep Her Motivated
When Iggy Azalea dropped by our Los Angeles studio in the midst of fighting off a terrible cough, we figured once the gal survived a grueling round of Pop Associated she’d have called it a day. But the Aussie rapper is no quitter and took our questions about her debut studio album The New Classic like... More »
Dutch photographer Anton Corbijn's "Inwards and Onwards" opens at Kunstmuseum Bochum
Kunstmuseum Bochum presents Anton Corbijn's recent photographic project. In it he has aimed the camera at a few of his favourite artists, including Gerhard Richter, Alexander McQueen, Richard Prince, Iggy Pop, Anselm Kiefer, Damien Hirst, Tom Waits, Peter Doig, Bruce Springsteen, Lucian Freud and Karel Appel. Show More Summary
Punk Legend Iggy Pop: ‘I Don’t Like Punk’
Iggy Pop, the punk icon who is the lead singer and frontman of The Stooges, has revealed that he actually doesn’t like punk music. In an interview with Classic Rock magazine, Pop stated that he doesn’t like the title and thinks that the music is “tedious.” When talking about music insiders who repeatedly use the [...]Show More Summary
Songs of Our Lives: Johnny Cash’s “Hurt” and the Stooges “Search and Destroy”
It’d be a stretch to say that Johnny Cash and Iggy Pop are connected in any meaningful way. Both are patron saints of The Holy Order of White Dudes With Guitars, sure, and drugs, but that’s about it. They’re forever glued together in my mind, tied together by my putting a razor blade to my neck when I was 16.
Short Film: ‘Somewhere In California’ Comes with ‘Coffee and Cigarettes’
Why Watch? In 1993, this segment from Jim Jarmusch‘s Coffee and Cigarettes won the Palme d’Or at Cannes as the Best Short Film. Somewhere in California shoves Iggy Pop and Tom Waits into a restaurant booth with a big pile of droll wi, and the atmosphere of a tragically unsuccessful first date. Show More Summary
Iggy Azalea Plays Pop Associated, Talks T.I., Diplo, B.o.B And More
Iggy Azalea, what a trooper. The Aussie rapper dropped by our Los Angeles studio for a chit chat even though she was battling a wicked cold. (Not that you could tell in this clip — the Wilhelmina model looks as stunning as ever.) Did that stop Iggy from taking part in a round of Pop... More »
Male Gaze: Iggy Pop, the Godfather of Punk
Maybe if Anna Wintour had been a punk in her time, both her and Iggy's social circles would've collided and "the godfather of punk" could have been Wintour's one-time lover. But unfortunately, this clearly did not happen (though we can never know for sure). In commemoration of the Met Gala
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Best New Music Releases, Week of April 30th – Iggy Pop and The Stooges, Guided By Voices, Akron/Family, Daughter, Wolf People, King Tuff, Hands
Leading of this week’s new releases are two blockbuster albums from veterans of rock and roll, two bands that no doubt have been, and continued to be, an inspiration to countless popular and obscure alternative and indie rock artists. First up, is the latest album from Iggy Pop and The Stooges, and it sounds excellent. [...]Show More Summary
Raw Power: How Iggy Pop Transcends Rock’s Ageist Mythology
Ever since The Who proclaimed, “Hope I die before I get old,” rock ‘n’ roll has been a young person’s game. Over the years, countless musicians have extolled the virtues of youth and reveled in iconoclastic denunciations of all that’s gone before. Show More Summary
Video: Asians react to Ben Kingsley playing the Mandarin in Iron Man 3
Asians React to the Mandarin in Iron Man 3. |NationalFilmSociety| NOMINATE for Comments of the Week. FOLLOW Vince on Twitter. FAN US at Facebook. SUBSCRIBE to the Frotcast. FUND OUR KICKSTARTER. Morning Links 5 Reasons Iggy Pop Is [...] The post Video: Asians react to Ben Kingsley playing the Mandarin in Iron Man 3 appeared first on FilmDrunk.
Real Cool Time: 5 Reasons Iggy Pop Is Still Relevant 40 Years After The First Stooges Album
The sixth Stooges album, excuse me, second Iggy and the Stooges album, Ready to Die, and first to make me question whether Iggy Pop knows who the Notorious B.I.G. is, comes out today. Ready isn’t on the level of Fun House, but it’s a...Show More Summary
Iggy Vs. Colbert
Iggy Pop and the Stooges stopped by the Colbert Report this week to promote the release of their latest album, "Ready to Die." Introduced by...
Watch Iggy & The Stooges on The Colbert Report
Last night, Iggy & the Stooges appeared on The Colbert Report, and it didn't take long for Iggy Pop to break into the crowd and toss his shirt (well, construction vest) behind.
Watch Iggy And The Stooges On The Colbert Report
Iggy Pop has certain things in life figured out, and one of them is this: You don’t attempt to go joke-for-joke with Stephen Colbert when you’re on his show. Instead, Iggy, Colbert’s guest last night, was just his leathery acid-casualty self during his interview segment with Colbert, and he gave his impression of Link Wray’s [...]
Charli XCX, Lori McKenna, Iggy and the Stooges, Allison Miller: Critic’s Notebook
Notable recordings from the world of pop music. Charli XCX For this 20-year-old British pop singer, love is a battlefield dusted in powdered sugar. The synth-pop confections that make up her new album, “True Romance,” compare heartache to lethal explosions, … Continue reading ?
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