Prince, the iconic ’80s rocker, was at the top of his form in 1984 when he was filmed during rehearsal working on his song “Nothing Compares 2 U.” His estate released a video montage from the rehearsal today (Apr. 19) to mark the anniversary of his death two years ago. Prince, 57, died from an opioid overdose in April, 2016....
The Grammys, music’s biggest night, lumbers into its 59th year besieged by failing ratings and dwindling demographics. Does anyone even care anymore–outside of industry insiders and 12-year-old girls? The entire telecast could be re-titled “An Annual Tribute to Beyonce.” Every year, it seems, the same four or five homogenized pop stars vie for the evening’s biggest accolades....
Billboard magazine, often called the Music Industry Bible, has reportedly been engaging in a “pay-for-play” payola scheme involving Lady Gaga, marking another disappointing turn in the magazine’s long downward slide. Last year, the magazine named Lady Gaga “Woman of the Year” and featured her on the cover even though she didn’t have a hit record, according to a blog that tracks music scandals....
Prince’s death is being attributed to a prescription drug overdose in a report today, which comes as no surprise. The unanswered question is whether the feelgood doctors who prescribed them will be prosecuted for contributing to the renowned singer’s death. IM reported in April that Prince appeared to have spent his final days self-medicating with copious amounts of Percocet, a drug prescribed for pain....
Prince Rogers Nelson, better known simply as Prince, captured the hearts and minds of a generation that grew up in the ’80s on a steady diet of MTV. His death, April 21, will forever be remembered as the biggest loss for music and music lovers since the death of Michael Jackson. His unique blend of pop, funk, rock and R&B, cut across genres, appealed to a far-reaching audience and still influences the style and direction of music today. ...
Prince appears to have spent his final days wracked by pain from damaged hips. Determined to go on with his performances, he self-medicated with copious amounts of Percocet, a drug prescribed for pain, but not inflammation at the root of suffering. In the end, his body just gave out. The widely admired singer collapsed and died in an elevator at his sprawling Paisley Park home and studio on Thursday, April 21....
Prince, a multi-talent singer known for his ability to fuse pop, funk, folk and rock into his own unique sound, was found dead this morning in his Minnesota home. His death is being attributed to the flu, although mystery surrounds the circumstances leading up to his demise. He was 57. Prince, real name Prince Rogers Nelson, had reportedly been battling flu-like symptoms for several weeks. ...
Kim Kardashian was swept on stage by singer Prince at his concert in Madison Square Garden last night (Feb. 7) and almost as booted off the stage, because she refused to shake her million dollar bootie....
