Police Say There Is No Signs Of Trauma On Prince’s Body

As the autopsy of Prince is being done, Sheriff Jim Olson says there is no signs of trauma anywhere on his body. This means that suicide had officially been ruled out. He also says that the last time Prince was seen alive was at 8 p.m. Wednesday night at Paisley Park.


Tech: Prince’s Death Creates Piracy Surge!!

We lost a legend yesterday after having learned of Prince’s early passing. A lot of people honored him by listening to his music. However, his death also triggered thousands of illegal downloads of his music, something he avidly fought against.


(Video) Spike Lee Throws Block Party In Memory Of Prince

Spike Lee sure knows how to throw a celebration. He threw a memorial block party for late singer Prince, and had the streets packed with purple and lights.


NBA: Carlos Boozer Recalls The Time He Rented His Mansion To Prince & Almost Had To Fight Him

When news of Prince passing yesterday broke, Carlos Boozer paid his respects by sharing a picture on Instagram with the caption “Can’t Believe This… RIP To One Of The Biggest Icons Ever…” Most people would be surprised to know that Boozer and Prince have a history of their own, one that centered around Boozer’s Hollywood mansion.


(Video) Stevie Wonder Gets Emotional While Talking About Prince In An Interview With Anderson Cooper

Stevie Wonder was very emotional when he appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 just housrs after he found out about the death of his friend Prince. During Coopers interview with Wonder Cooper played a clip of a Prince interview from 1999 with Larry King of Prince praising Stevie Wonder.

“I use Stevie Wonder as an inspiration, whom I look up to a great deal just for the way that he crafted music and his connection to the spirit. And boy, back then I used him as a role model in trying to play all the instruments and be very self contained and keep my vision clear.”

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(Photo) The “Prince Street” Train Station in NYC is Purple for Prince

Since the sudden passing of seven time Grammy award winning vocalist, Prince, many people have sported the color purple to pay homage to the late singer. At the New York City Prince Street subway station in Brooklyn, there is a purple “P” and symbol plastered besides the “N” and “R” train symbols. Prince not only influenced music, and his fans, but he has now influenced local transportation as well.


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