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The letter that Beatles bassist Paul McCartney wrote to Prince was recently sold at an auction for almost $15,000. In the hand-written letter, McCartney was asking for donations from the "Purple Rain" singer for the development of the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. -
Chaka Khan Cancels July Shows After Entering Rehab
Chaka Khan, the singer behind the hits "Through the Fire" and "I'm Every Woman," was motivated to enter a rehabilitation program for her drug abuse issues after to the death of Prince. According to the singer's representatives, she decided to seek treatment because she is currently battling the same addiction that reportedly led to the iconic artist's death. -
Documents Filed by 'Purple Rain' Singer Prince's Estate Claimants Will Be Made Public
Select documents filed by Prince estate claimants will be released to the public, as allowed by the Minnesota judge in charge of the legal proceedings pertaining to the late artist. The judge in charge is Carver County District Judge Kevin Eide, who ruled that the claims made by supposed relatives of Prince would be made available to the public. -
2016 BET Awards: Stevie Wonder, Tori Kelly, Jennifer Hudson & More Give Tribute to Prince
How Did BET's Tributes to Prince Compare to the 2016 Billboard Music Awards? -
Prince Is Not the Father, DNA Test Disproves Man's Claim to be Biological Son
He tried it but, the results from the DNA test disproved Carlin Q. Williams' claim to be the biological son of the late music legend Prince Rogers Nelson. -
BET's Prince Tribute Done Right with D'Angelo, Sheila E, Janelle Monae & The Roots
With so much backlash thrown at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards tribute to the late music legend Prince, BET has vowed to theirs the right way with this year's BET Awards. The network has called on some of R&B's, Soul and Hip Hop's greatest; like D'Angelo, Sheila E, Janelle Monae, The Roots and others, to ensure his music and legacy are iconically remembered. -
Tests Show 'Purple Rain' Singer Prince Died from an Opiod Overdose
Tests have officially confirmed that Prince died from an opiod overdose, and the culprit was fentanyl. The “Purple Rain” singer was found collapsed in his Minnesota home on the morning of April 21. The test results were released by the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office this past Thursday (June 2). It had widely suspected that Prince had died from opiod related causes, but it was just now officially confirmed. -
MUSICOLOGY: Prince Owns the 'Billboard' Charts Even in Death, Sales of the Artist’s Back Catalog Now Surging
Venerable artist Prince is still making waves in the music world, even in death. Upon the artist's unexpected demise last month, sales and radio plays of the revered musician's catalog soared to formerly unseen heights. -
Billboard Music Awards 2016: Madonna, Stevie Wonder Perform Touching Tribute to Prince
Madonna and Stevie Wonder performed a touching tribute for music icon Prince during the Billboard Music Awards 2016 on Sunday at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena. Wearing a sparkly, paisley-print baroque-inspired purple suit featuring a ruffled blouse and cane, Madonna sang the Prince's "Let's Go Crazy" while sitting on a purple throne. -
Prince Inheritance: Niece, GrandNiece File Claims to His Estate
After the death of music icon Prince, it is not just the cause of his death that remains unresolved but also the names of his possible heirs since he did not leave a last will and testament. Recently, two women filed a motion claiming to be the niece and grandniece of Prince. -
Prince Had Appointment Scheduled with Opioid Specialist Prior to His Death
Prince’s addiction to opioids may have gone deeper than previously thought, and he reportedly had an appointment scheduled with a specialist prior to his death. In an ironic twist it is further being reported that he died exactly one day before the appointment would have taken place. Prince was found unresponsive in the elevator of his Paisley Park home and was pronounced dead the morning of April 21. -
Glastonbury To Honor Prince, David Bowie At 2016 Festival
The two legends will be honored at this year's festival. -
Watch Paul McCartney Cover Prince's 'Let's Go Crazy' [VIDEO]
Paul McCartney covered Prince's "Let's Go Crazy" during his stop in the late artist's hometown of Minneapolis on his One on One Tour. -
Prince Showed Interest in Mentoring Chris Brown in 2014
Reports reveal that music icon Prince showed interest to mentor R&B singer Chris Brown in an interview with Rolling Stone writer Brian Hiatt back in 2014, Pitchfork reported. Said interview was scrapped but was published as the front cover of the magazine at the wake of Prince's death. -
Prince Covers David Bowie's 'Heroes' in Rare Concert Video Footage
Prince covered David Bowie's "Heroes" only weeks before his own death. Check out the video footage here.
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