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Prince Could Testify in Michael Jackson's Wrongful Death Suit

Cassandra Rose — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 14:46:03 +0000

Prince never worked with or knew Michael Jackson, but he may still testify against the tour promoter who both hired and was supposed to supervise Michael’s doctor, Conrad Murray, because that’s how the American justice system works. The late Michael Jackson and Prince could finally cross paths as MJ’s mother Katherine has plans to use [...]

Prince Releases 'Breakfast Can Wait' Single

Scott Shetler — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 03:35:48 +0000

How strange is it that Prince, the man who once diligently worked to keep his music off the web and who in 2010 declared "The Internet is dead," is now leaking new material online to create buzz? We don't quite understand the abrupt change in tactics, but we will never complain about receiving new music from the purple genius, like his latest offering, 'Breakfast Can Wait.'

Prince's Idiosyncrasies Include Team of Black Female Lawyers, Disdain for Old People + Hatred of Cover Songs

Scott Shetler — Fri, 25 Jan 2013 04:28:34 +0000

We didn't need Prince's new Billboard magazine cover story to tell us the guy was eccentric. That has been obvious for years. But the interview does provide some fascinating pieces of information about his idiosyncrasies, including the fact that he has an aggressive team of black female lawyers, he doesn't like old people and he abhors cover versions of songs, even though he's recorded numerous covers himself.

Prince Reinvents Himself Yet Again With His New Song 'Screwdriver' [VIDEO]

Cassandra Rose — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 20:00:28 +0000

Forget everything you know about Prince for a moment. Forget that he once changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol, forget that we all had to refer to him as “The Artist Formerly Known As” or “The Artist” during that time, and forget that he's basically Jimi Hendrix reincarnated.

Basically, forget all of 'Purple Rain' and how doves sound when they cry -- because Prince has reinvented himself for the 21st century with his new song 'Screwdriver.' Which we're sure has no double entendre meaning at all.