Kitchen Table Talk | David Bowie and the 20th Century Fox Records Idea

Before Kitchen Table Talk had a name, Hollywood Khan was already sitting down with models, singers and actors for candid conversations beyond the spotlight. From his experiences around the fashion world in New York, Paris and Shanghai, Khan had seen firsthand the pressure women faced to change their bodies—and the toll extreme dieting could take. In this three-minute archive interview, filmed at the Ritz-Carlton Toronto before a Victoria’s Secret audition, Stockholm-born model and singer Josefine talks about food, modelling and her own approach to eating. Josefine also occasionally lends her voice to Hollywood Khan’s music tracks, adding another connection between these early conversations and his work today. As Victoria’s Secret returns to the spotlight, Hollywood opens his archive to revisit a conversation about the woman behind the runway. An archive conversation recorded before the launch of Kitchen Table Talk. #victoriasecret #model #modeldiet

From Bowie to Formula One—and now the NFL. Hollywood Khan, who shared his personal journey with David Bowie’s 1965 recordings in Seven-Year Journey, brings his Punjabi touch to Hair Flip Baby | NFL Mix. Bowie’s The Shel Talmy Recordings reached No. 3 on the UK Albums Sales Chart and brought him to the milestone of 100 UK charting albums, joining Elvis Presley. Now, the creator of the Formula One-inspired Gucci Varoom series goes full NFL with driving dance beats, fashion attitude and hair-flip energy. With Shad Khan of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Vinod Khosla of the Seattle Seahawks ownership family both sharing Punjabi roots, Hollywood Khan adds his own Punjabi rhythm to the celebration—connecting cultures through music, movement and American football. Any given Sunday. A Punjabi beat. Hair flip, baby! Music will be on all music platforms. #NFL #Cheerleaders #HairFlip

As David Bowie’s estate launches Bowie80 celebrations on October 5, Kitchen Table Talk with Hollywood Khan joins the celebration with a personal story of the artist’s generosity—and a note that never reached its intended recipient. After receiving guitars made by Phillip Jarrell, Bowie requested that they be gifted to Lewis Hamilton. Hollywood recalls Bowie’s admiration for Lewis’s extraordinary talent and his determination to claim his place in a sport with so little representation for people of colour. At the time, those helping deliver the gift did not know of Bowie’s condition. His death seven months later gave the gesture an even deeper significance. For the first time, Hollywood reveals that a note from Bowie accompanied the guitars—but never made it to Lewis. The story takes us inside Formula One and Hollywood’s relationship with its legendary impresario, Bernie Ecclestone—including selling Bernie his business partner Adnan Khashoggi’s building at Princes Gate. These are the connections behind “Stories from the Inside Man.” Featuring never-before-seen photographs of Hamilton fans with the guitar before its delivery to Bernie, the episode captures the effort, excitement and personal moments behind bringing Bowie’s gift to Lewis. The episode closes with Lewis Hamilton playing guitar alongside Canadian singer Savana, singing lyrics by Hollywood Khan mixed by Hollywood Khan over Lewis Hamilton test driving the guitar. The journey continues throughout 2027 with The Bowie Table, Hollywood Khan’s musical reinterpretations of David Bowie’s recordings with producer Shel Talmy, and a silent dance film—an independent celebration of Bowie’s enduring inspiration. A gift, a missing note, and an inside story of David Bowie’s generosity. #KitchentabletalkwithHollywoodKhan #F1 #BOWIE80

Hollywood Khan begins with a photograph from 1993 and Black Tie White Noise — where his journey with David Bowie began. More than three decades later, The Shel Talmy Recordings have reached No. 3 on the UK Official Albums Chart, while Bowie has reached the milestone of 100 charting titles — joining Elvis Presley. For Hollywood Khan, it brings an extraordinary journey full circle: David Bowie, the avant-garde artist. Shel Talmy, the producer. Hollywood Khan, the dreamer. From Black Tie White Noise to the lost early recordings, from a seven-year journey to their eventual release — and now, Bowie and Elvis connected by a remarkable chart milestone. A deeply personal Kitchen Table Talk told slowly, imperfectly and from the heart. No script. No polish. Just the story as it was remembered. #davidbowie #elvispresley #sheltalmy

avid Bowie | The Seven-Year Journey brings together the complete Kitchen Table Talk with Hollywood Khan series into one documentary. A seven-year journey following Hollywood Khan’s involvement with the rare 1965 recordings made by a young David Jones with legendary producer Shel Talmy — recordings from the period in which Jones became David Bowie. Through personal recollections, archival material, emails, agreements and documentation, Khan traces the journey from discovering the recordings and exploring new ways to bring them to the world, through changing technology and the rise and collapse of the NFT market, to his suggestion that the recordings find a home with Warner Music. In 2026, the journey reaches its conclusion as the Shel Talmy recordings are released through Parlophone/Rhino and become available to listeners around the world. Rare recordings. Real stories. A global journey. Kitchen Table Talk with Hollywood Khan Full Documentary | 2026 #DavidBowie #ShelTalmy #KitchenTableTalk #HollywoodKhan #MusicDocumentary