Published on January 26, 2013, this Billboard cover story marks one of Prince’s most significant interviews of the 2010s. Written by Gail Mitchell, the piece captures Prince in a fiercely articulate, philosophically charged mood — ready to discuss his decades‑long battle for artistic control, his evolving business strategies, and his renewed creative energy.

A 2011 compilation featuring the first official audio release of Prince’s legendary 2004 performance of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.”

The feature captures a rare moment of proximity: Prince at home, speaking under strict no‑tech conditions — no tape recorders, no phones, no cameras — reinforcing the mystique and discipline that shaped his relationship with journalists throughout his career.

A vibrant and soulful television performance sees Prince deliver a spellbinding rendition of “Crimson And Clover,” blending it with elements of “Wild Thing” in a showcase of his effortless musical mastery and genre-blurring artistry. The loose, groove-heavy take captures Prince at his most playful and charismatic during a rare daytime TV appearance. This April 23, 2009 broadcast on The Ellen DeGeneres Show stands out as a joyful, high-energy moment that reminded millions of P

Prince didn’t just perform “Dreamer” — he detonated it. In five minutes, he turned a late‑night slot into a protest stage, a guitar sermon, and a reminder that he never stopped pushing.

A five‑minute funk sermon delivered live from Burbank — the opening strike of Prince’s three‑night takeover.

A cosmic digital world launched on March 24, 2009, Lotusflow3r.com delivered music, videos, and immersive visuals through one of Prince’s most ambitious online creations.

On March 24, 2009, Prince launched lotusflow3r.com with digital downloads of Lotusflow3r, MPLSound, and Bria Valente’s Elixer.

A high-energy, horn-heavy performance sees Prince and his expanded band bringing raw funk and rock power to late-night television in 2008. The fiery, live set captured Prince at his most electrifying during the Lotusflow3r era, delivering a short but explosive showcase that left a lasting impression. This April 25, 2008 appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno stands out as a rare prime-time reminder of Prince’s unmatched stage command and his refusal to play it safe on m

A landmark Mail on Sunday cover and four‑page feature published on 15 July 2007, announcing the world‑exclusive release of Prince’s new album — included free inside that day’s newspaper.