Following the untimely death of Prince, his brother-in-law, Maurice Phillips has confirmed that the musical icon's Paisley Park home in Minneapolis will be converted into a museum.
As people continue to mourn the death of legendary singer Prince, more details surrounding his final days are being released.
At a standup performance in San Francisco, Chappelle was overcome with grief in remembering the late icon.
Prince's publicist said the celebration of his life included his “most beloved” family, friends and musicians.
Meanwhile, a private memorial was held at Paisley Park on Saturday where family and friends paid their respects to the 57-year-old pop icon.
While fans are still recovering from the shocking loss of the iconic musician, many have stepped up to honor him through performance.
Earlier this week, the world mourned the death of legendary and groundbreaking artist Prince. His passing shocked millions of fans, but the legacy left behind will carry on forever. During his career, the multi-dimensional artist starred in the high-grossing film, Purple Rain. If you are a fan of the rock musical drama, you’re in luck. AMC Theaters […]
While across the pond meeting with the royal family, Michelle Obama honored the passing of music royalty with a purple Oscar de la Renta dress and purple Narciso Rodriguez coat.
Pastor Hayes shares a few powerful words about the life of Prince, and his untimely passing. He reminds us that Prince stood for the undefined, defining yourself and not letting anyone do that for you. He also talks about how, despite the years on his life being lower than we had ever imagined, he used those […]
