• Police Investigating Prince's Suspected Overdose Following His Death

    Police are investigating Prince’s suspected overdose following his death at the young age of 57. The “Purple Rain” singer was found dead in an elevator in his Paisley Park home on April 21. In a recently released report, it was confirmed by police that Prince had been found with prescription drugs at the time of his death.
  • Prince Found with Prescription Drugs at the Time of His Death

    It has been officially confirmed by police that Prince was found with prescription painkillers at the time of his death. The artist was found unresponsive in an elevator this past Thursday (April 21) and was only 57 years old at the time of his death. Previous reports stated that the cause of death was undetermined, but the painkillers are a powerful clue.
  • Paisley Park Set to Become Tribute Museum to Prince

    Prince’s former home in Paisley Park is set to become a tribute museum to the late artist, according to his brother-in-law. Prince died this past Thursday at the young age of 57, after being found collapsed in the elevator in his home.
  • Who Will Inhert Prince's $300 M Fortune?

    After the announcement of the death of Prince Rogers Nelson at his residence in Paisley Park, lawyers are trying to determine about who will get the $300 million fortune that he has accumulated in his about four years decade in the music industry, Celebrity Net Worth reported.
  • YACHT and LCD Soundsystem Honor Prince With Electro-Pop ‘Controversy’ Covers [LISTEN]

    Electro-pop outfits YACHT and LCD Soundsystem are among the latest to pay tribute to Prince following the genre-bending pop icon's untimely death at the age of 57 in his Minnesota Paisley Park Estate earlier this week. Both bands honored the Purple One with covers of Controversy tracks: YACHT offered up their own version of "Annie Christian" whereas LCD Soundsystem paid their respects by covering "Controversy" at Coachella.
  • Prince's First Manager Speaks With NPR About the Legend in New Interview

    Following the death of Prince at the young age of 57, his first manager, Owen Husney, spoke to NPR about the legend. According to Husney, Prince was far beyond his peers even at the tender age of 18. Prince was so new on the music scene when he was first placed in Husney’s care that he still went by his given name, Prince Rogers Nelson. Husney would know best of the artist’s precociousness, as he was one of the first people to work with him.
  • Cannes Film Festival Planning Tribute for Prince Following His Death

    The Cannes Film Festival is planning a tribute for Prince following his death at the young age of 57. The Purple One was found dead in an elevator this past Thursday (April 21) and it has yet to be determined what the exact cause of his demise was. But a representative for the film festival was cagey about the exact details of the tribute.
  • Prince's Autopsy Results Expected to Take Weeks to Complete

    As the world mourns the death of Prince, it has just been reported that his autopsy results are expected to take weeks to complete. The autopsy itself took place just this morning (April 22). While the results only usually take three hours, the official results will not be released to the public for many weeks.
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