The show began with the band playing a brief snippet of its 1982 breakthrough classic “Do You Really Want To Hurt Me” before kicking into a rocking cover of The Clash’s “London Calling.” [RELATED: The ...

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 ...

Wedged somewhere between Madonna, Michael Jackson and Prince on the Mount Rushmore of ‘80s pop icons is Boy George. The 64-year-old Englishman first earned fame as the frontman for the New Wave band ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From left, Roy Hay, Boy George, Jon Moss and Mikey Craig are the subjects of the documentary "Boy George & Culture Club," playing ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...