A look at how Marc Bolan had it all, lost it all, then clawed his career back via two TV shows and a hit single, before tragically passing away shortly after.

Marc Bolan was the perfect rock star. Fey and impish but with a cocksure swagger, equally comfortable gently strumming an acoustic guitar or peeling off licks on his iconic orange Les Paul, he was ...

Marc Bolan’s funeral took place on Tuesday, September 20, 1977 at Golders Green Crematorium. David Bowie and Rod Stewart were in attendance, as were Steve Harley and members of The Damned.

MARC BOLAN was a shooting star who shone dazzlingly bright for a brief time . . . and then he was gone. As that star reached its zenith in 1972, he gave a candid chat show interview. There’s a ...

For Marc Bolan and his band T. Rex, 1972 had been the most fabulous year yet. The Slider, their seventh studio album (and third since the band’s name had been abbreviated from the original ...

“Bolan’s Shoes,” a British film featuring the music of glam-rock singer Marc Bolan and his band T. Rex, will be released by Freestyle Digital Media in January 2025 and an exclusive new ...

The Marc Bolan-T. Rex doc 'Angelheaded Hipster,' about the influential British rock star and his band, has been acquired by Greenwich Entertainment.

David Bowie and Marc Bolan's rivalry waned when they were both equally as successful. The glam rock legends were each other's biggest competitors in the 70s, and their producer Tony Visconti ...

MARC BOLAN was a shooting star who shone dazzlingly bright for a brief time . . . and then he was gone. As that star reached its zenith in 1972, he gave a candid chat show interview.