Gene Simmons Apologizes For Calling Prince's Death 'Pathetic'
Following his controversial comments on the death of Prince, KISS frontman Gene Simmons has apologized for his "big mouth."
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Following his controversial comments on the death of Prince, KISS frontman Gene Simmons has apologized for his "big mouth."
A Minnesota doctor saw Prince twice in the month before his death — including the day before he died — and prescribed him medication, according to contents of a search warrant that were revealed as authorities returned to the musician's suburban Minneapolis estate as part of their investigation into what killed him.
A Minnesota doctor saw Prince twice in the month before his death — including the day before he died — and prescribed him medication, according to contents of a search warrant. Authorities are investigating what killed the musician.
Minnesota lawmakers are moving quickly to protect Prince's image. A bill at the State Capitol gives new rights to artists to control the commercial use of their names, likenesses and images.
More than a dozen cars led by investigators entered Paisley Park Tuesday evening, where sources tell CBS News a search is underway.
The frontman of KISS spoke very candidly about a beloved Minnesota icon in a recent interview.
Details have emerged suggesting Prince may have been in line to be the first musician to perform a concert at U.S. Bank Stadium.
A Colorado inmate has filed a paternity claim with a Minnesota court against the estate of Prince, claiming the musician is his biological father.
In the wake of Prince's death, legislative committees plan hearings on a bill to clarify the rights of artists to control the commercial use of their names, likenesses and images — and extend those protections to an artist's heirs.
Stevie Wonder, Faith Evans, Aloe Blacc and Eric Benet paid tribute to Prince with words and music at a public memorial Friday in Los Angeles.
Put on your cape and tights, because this weekend is Minneapolis Comic Con! It will include a ton of celebrity guests from your favorite sci-fi and superhero shows and movies.
Prince's family members say they are planning an official memorial service to say goodbye to the late music superstar. Prince's six surviving siblings said in a statement Friday that, contrary to reports, no public memorial, funeral or tribute service has been organized or authorized by his family or Paisley Park representatives.
"Louder than Bombs", the first English-language feature from Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier, is a moving and kaleidoscopic exploration of a family fractured by loss, probing how a father and his two sons are coping with life after the death of their famous yet mysterious mother.
An iconic photo of a young Prince is going up for auction in Minneapolis. The fourth-annual Auction at MCAD will feature photographer Robert Whitman's photo of Prince in front of the old Schmitt Music building in downtown Minneapolis.
From a jazz event celebrating women to a traditional symphony orchestra concert, this week's "4 Shows To See" has what you need for Mother's Day-related shows.
