2007 July 15: Planet Earth Era

This review and feature celebrates Prince's record-breaking run of performances at London's O2 Arena during the summer of 2007. The article reflects on the impact of the concerts, describing them as a historic achievement and highlighting both the main arena shows and the accompanying aftershows that made the residency one of the most talked-about live music events of the year. Publication: The Daily TelegraphDate: September 22, 2007Country: England The feature, written by Ma

A news feature reports on Prince's decision to launch legal action against internet sites that he claimed were infringing his copyright. The article focuses on efforts to remove unauthorised photographs, video clips, merchandise and other materials from websites, while presenting Prince's campaign as an attempt to reclaim control of his artistic rights online. Publication: The Independent Date: September 14, 2007 Country: England THE STORY The article, written by Ciar Byrne f

Never Forget: A Journey Of Revelations is the second album by Cornel West and the first credited to Cornel West & BMWMB (“Black Men Who Mean Business”). At the time of release, West was serving as the Class of 1943 University Professor at Princeton University, teaching in the Center for African American Studies and the Department of Religion. The album features sixteen tracks, largely rooted in rap and hip‑hop, with West collaborating with Black artists to address social cond

Planet Earth is the 32nd full‑length studio album by Prince. It was initially made available on CD with the 15 July 2007 edition of the Mail on Sunday newspaper in the UK and Ireland (using simple slipcard packaging), with a retail release (using a full CD case containing a lenticular cover) following a week later in the rest of the world (sixteen months after the previous album, 3121). The album (using slightly different slipcard packaging to the Mail on Sunday edition) was