We lost a musical ICON today as it was announced that Prince passed away at the age of 57. There’s nothing I can write that can fully explain the sadness we are feeling today. Though we are mourning his passing, we also have to celebrate his musical genius and the amazing performances he left us with. One of the greatest, is his Super Bowl XLI halftime performance. Through a wind and rain storm, he still put on a spectacular show that many people consider the greatest Super Bowl performance of all-time; a huge honor considering it’s the biggest stage.
BREAKING: Prince Found Dead At Home At The Age Of 57
Rest in peace to the legendary Prince. He was found dead at his Paisley Park compound in Minnesota today at the age of 57. Earlier this week, the singer was forced to make an emergency landing of his private jet while en route to the Minnesota pad from a concert in Atlanta, but his reps said it was due to flu complications. He was treated and released three hours later, and had been tweeting regularly since then and even performed the following night. No cause of death has been revealed yet, but we will keep you updated. RIP, Prince.
Prince is Alive and Doing Well
Prince’s private plane made an emergency landing early due to the need to be rushed to the hospital. He has been battling with the flu, but sources deliver a follow up and announce Prince is alive and doing well.
Prince Announces He Has A Memoir Coming Soon
In the fall of 2017, we can expect a memoir from Prince. The book will be called, The Beautiful Ones. Prince’s publishers says this book is an “unconventional and poetic journey through his life and creative work – from the family that shaped him and the people, places, and ideas that fired his creative imagination, to the stories behind the music that changed the world.”
George Clinton Compares Kendrick Lamar To Two Musical Legends
Funk legend George Clinton was a surprise featured artist on Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly. Now he gives his thoughts on who Kendrick reminds him of in these 2 two musical icons. Hit the jump.
