“I’m a goth that accidentally ended up in a pop band. It’s very upsetting.” Singer-songwriter Boy George is known for wearing many hats. Big hats, even. The largest hats anyone has probably ever seen ...

A new documentary on Culture Club, one of the most iconic London bands of the 1980s, has premiered at the Tribeca Festival in New York. While the group’s lead singer Boy George, who has just appeared ...

Boy George & Culture Club by Alison Ellwood premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival as their spotlight documentary. The film is about the highly successful 80s Brit pop, soul, and reggae-influenced ...

Alison Ellwood charts the group’s rise to global pop domination, the inevitable media backlash and the frictions that pierced their bubble of success. By David Rooney Chief Film Critic That song is a ...

All four members of Culture Club participated in the documentary: George, Moss, bassist Mikey Craig and guitarist Roy Hay. In the beginning, there was just George (real name: George O'Dowd), Craig and ...

Following on from his sell-out Meltdown performance Boy George, universally recognised as one of our generation's most iconic artists, is back with his first new studio album of original material in ...

NEW YORK – Considering how much Boy George talked about enjoying the attention that came with fronting one of the most tenured bands of the New Wave movement, it was a bit surprising that he wasn't in ...

Over the past few years, documentary filmmaker Alison Ellwood has dove deep into the sagas of the Eagles, the Go-Go’s, the Osbourne family, and Cyndi Lauper. Her newest project, Boy George & Culture ...

LOS ANGELES, June 6 (UPI) --Director Allison Ellwood interviewed Boy George and his three Culture Club bandmates for the documentary Boy George & Culture Club, which premiered Thursday at the Tribeca ...

Singer Boy George has revealed acclaimed artist Dame Tracey Emin was in 'early rehearsals' with 1980s band Culture Club. The 64-year-old said Emin, known for her headline-grabbing 1990s works Everyone ...

Earlier this month, The Hollywood Reporter published a sharp piece of cultural analysis titled "Are Music and Other Celebrity Films Killing the Documentary?" Nonfiction filmmakers and programmers ...