The Next Day

David Bowie's explicit new video for 'The Next Day' has angered the Catholic League. On their website, president Bill Donohue crucified the three-minute-long clip (embedded below) while referring to the singer as a "switch-hitting, bisexual, senior citizen from London."

Nobody really expected anything from David Bowie at this point, let alone his best album in 30 years. After virtually disappearing following the release and aborted tour in support of 2003’s underwhelming ‘Reality,’ even the rock ‘n’ roll changeling’s biggest fans figured he was finished. He was rarely seen in public, and there certainly were no rumors swirling about a new record or anything like

David Bowie made us wait a decade for 'The Next Day,' his forthcoming 24th studio album, but with 11 days to go until the March 12 release, he won't keep us in suspense any longer. Bowie is streaming the 'The Next Day' in full on iTunes, giving curious fans a long-awaited taste of what he's been up to over the last 10 years.