Oh! You Pretty Things (from Old Grey Whistle Test), 　　Queen Bitch (from OGWT), 　　Five Years (from OGWT), 　　Starman (from Top of the Pops), John I\'m Only Dancing, 　　The Jean Genie, 　　Space Oddity, 　　Drive-in Saturday (from Russell Harry Plus Pop), 　　Life on Mars?, 　　Ziggy Stardust (from the motion picture), 　　Rebel Rebel (from TopPop), 　　Young Americans (from the Dick Cavett Show), 　　Be My Wife, \"Heroes,\" 　　Boys Keep Swinging, D.J., 　　Look Back in Anger, 　　Ashes to Ashes, 　　Fashion, 　　Wild Is the Wind, 　　Let\'s Dance, 　　China Girl, 　　Modern Love, 　　Cat People (Putting Out Fire) (from Serious Moonlight Tour), 　　Blue Jean, 　　Loving the Alien, 　　Dancing in the Street (with Mick Jagger) 　　Absolute Beginners, 　　Underground, 　　As the World Falls Down, 　　Day-In Day-Out, 　　Time Will Crawl, 　　Never Let Me Down, 　　Fame \'90, 　　Jump They Say, 　　Black Tie White Noise, 　　Miracle Goodnight, 　　Buddha of Suburbia, 　　The Heart\'s Filthy Lesson, Strangers When We Meet, 　　Hallo Spaceboy, 　　Little Wonder, 　　Dead Man Walking, 　　I\'m Afraid of Americans, 　　Thursday\'s Child, 　　Survive

Oh! You Pretty Things (from Old Grey Whistle Test), 　　Queen Bitch (from OGWT), 　　Five Years (from OGWT), 　　Starman (from Top of the Pops), John I\'m Only Dancing, 　　The Jean Genie, 　　Space Oddity, 　　Drive-in Saturday (from Russell Harry Plus Pop), 　　Life on Mars?, 　　Ziggy Stardust (from the motion picture), 　　Rebel Rebel (from TopPop), 　　Young Americans (from the Dick Cavett Show), 　　Be My Wife, \"Heroes,\" 　　Boys Keep Swinging, D.J., 　　Look Back in Anger, 　　Ashes to Ashes, 　　Fashion, 　　Wild Is the Wind, 　　Let\'s Dance, 　　China Girl, 　　Modern Love, 　　Cat People (Putting Out Fire) (from Serious Moonlight Tour), 　　Blue Jean, 　　Loving the Alien, 　　Dancing in the Street (with Mick Jagger) 　　Absolute Beginners, 　　Underground, 　　As the World Falls Down, 　　Day-In Day-Out, 　　Time Will Crawl, 　　Never Let Me Down, 　　Fame \'90, 　　Jump They Say, 　　Black Tie White Noise, 　　Miracle Goodnight, 　　Buddha of Suburbia, 　　The Heart\'s Filthy Lesson, Strangers When We Meet, 　　Hallo Spaceboy, 　　Little Wonder, 　　Dead Man Walking, 　　I\'m Afraid of Americans, 　　Thursday\'s Child, 　　Survive

The Videos 　　1 Orinoco Flow 　　2 Evening Falls... 　　3 Storms In Africa 　　4 Exile 　　5 Caribbean Blue 　　6 How Can I Keep From Singing? 　　7 Book Of Days 　　8 The Celts 　　9 Anywhere Is 　　10 On My Way Home 　　11 Only If... 　　12 Only Time 　　13 Wild Child 　　Extra Features 　　Enya - A Life In Music 　　Caribbean Blue - The Making Of The Video 　　Only Time - The Making Of The Video

The Videos 　　1 Orinoco Flow 　　2 Evening Falls... 　　3 Storms In Africa 　　4 Exile 　　5 Caribbean Blue 　　6 How Can I Keep From Singing? 　　7 Book Of Days 　　8 The Celts 　　9 Anywhere Is 　　10 On My Way Home 　　11 Only If... 　　12 Only Time 　　13 Wild Child 　　Extra Features 　　Enya - A Life In Music 　　Caribbean Blue - The Making Of The Video 　　Only Time - The Making Of The Video

The music video for "Blackstar" is a surreal ten-minute short film directed by Johan Renck (the director of The Last Panthers, the show for which the song was composed). It depicts a woman with a tail, played by Elisa Lasowski, discovering a dead astronaut and taking his jewel-encrusted skull to an ancient, otherworldly town. The astronaut's bones float toward an eclipse, while a circle of women perform a ritual with the skull in the town's centre. 　　The film was shot in September 2015 in a studio in Brooklyn. The filmmaking process was highly collaborative, with Bowie making many suggestions and sending Renck sketches of ideas he wanted incorporated. While both men agreed to leave the video open to interpretation (Renck refused to confirm or deny that the astronaut in the video was Major Tom), Renck has offered several details regarding its meaning. It was Bowie who requested that the woman have a tail, his only explanation being "it's kind of sexual". Renck has speculated that Bowie may have been contemplating his own mortality and relevance to history while developing the video, but said that the crucified scarecrows were not intended as a messianic symbol. Renck has also stated that Bowie portrays three distinct characters in the video: the introverted, tormented, blind "Button Eyes"; the "flamboyant trickster" in the song's middle section; and the "priest guy" holding the book embossed with the "★" symbol. Saxophonist Donny McCaslin said that Bowie had told him the song was about ISIS, but a spokesperson for Bowie denied that the song was about the Middle East situation. 　　The choreography, notably that of the three dancers featured in an attic sequence, was drawn from other media, including Max Fleischer's Popeye the Sailor cartoons. "[Bowie] sent me this old Popeye clip on YouTube and said, 'Look at these guys.' When a character is not active, when they’re inactive in these cartoons, they’re sort of created by these two or three frames that are loops so it looks like they’re just standing there, wobbling. It’s typical in those days of animation and stop-motion, you would do that to create life in something that was inactive. So we wanted to see if we could do something like this in the form of dance, we had to do that." The female dancer in the attic sequence also performs a signature movement from the "Fashion" music video. 　　The video won Best Art Direction at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards.

中国古典神话传说中的“著名”精怪是如何在现代社会生存下去，他们成为了我们身边有着神仙特色的宅女、暖男、上班族、犬系男友，他们上演着生活中搞笑而怪诞的小故事，关乎快乐、关乎友情，在我们平凡、忙碌的日常构建了不可思议的二次元神仙幻境。本专辑精选了他们的日常点滴，让我们一起感受他们的爆笑生活吧

中国古典神话传说中的“著名”精怪是如何在现代社会生存下去，他们成为了我们身边有着神仙特色的宅女、暖男、上班族、犬系男友，他们上演着生活中搞笑而怪诞的小故事，关乎快乐、关乎友情，在我们平凡、忙碌的日常构建了不可思议的二次元神仙幻境。本专辑精选了他们的日常点滴，让我们一起感受他们的爆笑生活吧

To mark David Bowie's comeback album and a new exhibition at the V&A, Alan Yentob looks back at his legendary 1975 documentary, Cracked Actor. The film follows Bowie during the Diamond Dogs tour of 1974. 　　Alan Yentob says "I'd caught him at what was an intensely creative time, but it was also physically and emotionally gruelling. Our encounters tended to take place in hotel rooms in the early hours of the morning or in snatched conversations in the back of limousines. He was fragile and exhausted, but also prepared to open up and talk in a way he had never really done before." 　　Cracked Actor has become one of the classic rock documentaries of all time, remaining an enduring influence on generations of Bowie fans.

To mark David Bowie's comeback album and a new exhibition at the V&A, Alan Yentob looks back at his legendary 1975 documentary, Cracked Actor. The film follows Bowie during the Diamond Dogs tour of 1974. 　　Alan Yentob says "I'd caught him at what was an intensely creative time, but it was also physically and emotionally gruelling. Our encounters tended to take place in hotel rooms in the early hours of the morning or in snatched conversations in the back of limousines. He was fragile and exhausted, but also prepared to open up and talk in a way he had never really done before." 　　Cracked Actor has become one of the classic rock documentaries of all time, remaining an enduring influence on generations of Bowie fans.

37岁的多莲拥有幸福的家庭，她是一名经验丰富的兽医、两个孩子的母亲及妻子。然而，多莲自身出现出现了一些变故，她起初毫不知情，这将给她的家庭带来怎样的变化？