yet still perfect hair in the fray, Jojima is as lethal as screen memorable. When he removes the robe he reveals a literal killer body with intricate tattoos. That's Miyavi's real ink ...

The only live music I’ve managed to see all year came from an unexpected place. I recently found myself on a Friday night after hours at teamLab Planets, a popular tourist spot in Tokyo ...

Long before the wave of K-pop put Korea on the map for entertainment, MIYAVI set out in bringing his Japanese-infused style to the world with his exciting energy, long hair, amazing guitar skills ...

To play the prison guard, known as The Bird, who singles out Jack O'Connell's Louis Zamperini for special torture, Miyavi's costumes consisted of the buttoned-up uniforms of the Imperial Japanese ...

While he is a loving father to three kids, Miyavi still has the spirit of rock – specifically visual kei – in him. The smoky eyes, black lipstick and wild, long hair of his Due le Quartz days ...

That’s the situation everybody was in.” Miyavi scored the role after being approached by a casting director, and he soon met with Jolie, who aimed to make the villain multidimensional.

The albums mark the first time that MIYAVI has created a set of albums with a single united concept. By Billboard Japan MIYAVI released his newest album, Found in Pain, on Oct. 23. This new album ...

Now back in a more familiar role as the enigmatic musician Miyavi, the man known as the "Samurai Guitarist" is flying high once again. The 33-year-old was in a buoyant mood as he sat down with The ...

Japanese rocker Takamasa Ishihara, better known as Miyavi, had only spoken English for eight months and had never acted in an American film when he auditioned for the role. The only other acting ...