David Bowie may be gone (back to his home planet), but he is certainly not forgotten. This year marks the 40th anniversary of The Man Who Fell to Earth, the sci-fi flick which may or may not be Bowie’s autobiography.

Just when you thought the Bowie tributes were over and done with, here's Jimmy Fallon with his own tribute to the late great martian.

David Bowie left an impact not only on pop culture as a whole, but on a lot of individuals in their own personal way. That includes mashup artist Butcher Billy, who created one Bowie pop culture mashup a day after the star's death to pay tribute to his hero with "Daily Bowie."

Last night's Grammy Awards were... well, weird. That is to say: weird in a good and a bad way. Just like every year, the ceremony pretty much lives or dies based on its performances. If we're judging by last night's performances--and believe me, we are--then last night's proceedings were, like I said, weird.

It has long been rumored that David Bowie might have been interested in a Lord of the Rings role, and in a recent interview with The Huffington Post to promote his upcoming nature show (!) Dominic Monaghan described a run-in he had with the singer during the audition process.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Tri-Star has finalized a deal with The Jim Henson Company to work on a new Labyrinth movie, with Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel co-writer Nicole Perlman set to work on the screenplay.

Here's your new headcanon: Barty Crouch Jr. was just an evil tenth Doctor who forgot he was the Doctor for a while because pocket watch magic or something.

The entire honest trailer had me in stitches (pun very intended) from beginning to end, and perfectly treads the line of irreverence.

What fandom is complete without its own manga high-school alternate reality? Here's one for The Force Awakens over at dc9spot over on Tumblr. It's pretty amazing. Also, adorable BB-8 kitten!

Viola Davis just looks incredibly stunning on the cover of this month's Elle Magazine. Take a look for yourself!

David Bowie's passing has inspired a lot of tributes today -- even one from The Onion, ordinarily a place too sardonic to melt over anything.

When I was six or seven, I spent a few weeks at my grandma's house with my older cousins. They were teens at the time, and everything about them felt electric to me. When they told me that their favorite movie was something called Labyrinth, I knew I would love it, too.

One of the saddest things about David Bowie's recent passing is the thought of all the things that can never be, because he left us so young. (Seriously, fuck cancer.) One of those things was a cameo in the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy sequel.

Sad news today to kill our post-Golden Globes ... um ... buzz? David Bowie, 69 years old, has passed away after an 18-month battle with cancer. As he was a huge part of the music world, many will be searching for the perfect Bowie tribute—likely musical—today. This is not that tribute, but as a huge part of my childhood, Labyrinth is where my mind goes first. All hail the Goblin King.

There's a lot of stuff happening in David Bowie's video for "Blackstar," the title track on his upcoming album, which apparently inspired him to make this ten-minute sci-fi spookfest to accompany its experimental jams. What type of music is this, exactly? I don't know. It's the David Bowie genre.

Not only is there a Spongebob Squarepants musical in development, with Tina Landau and music supervisor Tom Kitt on board, the music will be composed by David Bowie (who voiced the character Lord Royal Highness on the show many years ago), as well as several other musical artists with names you'll likely recognize.

He also tells Ellen about how much he loves Fireball whisky, which, as we all know, is from the devil.