Ingrid Chavez
2023 (1)
2023 June (1)
- "Why Prince Changed His Name to an Unpronounceable Symbol 30 Years Ago, and What Happened Next"
- by Jem Aswad
- in Variety
- on 7 June 2023
- about $100 million deal, A&M Records, advance, Benny Medina, contract, Diamonds and Pearls (album), Eric Leeds, Graffiti Bridge (album), Graffiti Bridge (movie), HDMG, hologram, Ingrid Chavez, Jeff Gold, Jill Willis, Justify My Love, Kurt Loder, Larry King, Lenny Kravitz, Lenny Waronker, Linda Corradina, Love Symbol (album), Madonna, Michael Ostin, Michael Pagnotta, Mo Ostin, Rogers and Cowan, Suzanne Vega, unpronounceable symbol, Warner Bros. Records
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2021 (1)
2021 December (1)
- "Paisley Park Announces Performers & Special Guests Joining CELEBRATION 2019"
- in Associated Press News
- on 22 December 2021
- about Audubon Road (place), Bob Cavallo, Bobby Z, Celebration (event), Celebration 2019 (event), Chanhassen (place), DJ Kiss, Ida Nielsen, Ingrid Chavez, Jeff Katz, Jesse Johnson, Kirk Johnson, Lisa Coleman, Matt Fink, New Power Generation, Prince: In Concert On The Big Screen (event), Renato Neto, The Revolution, Wendy Melvoin
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2019 (2)
2019 September (1)
- "Interview: Ingrid Chavez on her friendship with Prince and working with him as Paisley Park opened its doors"
- in The Current
- on 23 September 2019
- about airport, Andre Cymone, Andrea Swensson, Graffiti Bridge (album), Graffiti Bridge (movie), Ingrid Chavez, Jesse Johnson, Lenny Kravitz, Lovesexy (album), Morris Day, Paisley Park Records, PRN Alumni Foundation, Susan Rogers, The Black Album (album), Thieves in the Temple (song), Warner Bros. Records
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2019 June (1)
- "Twin Cities concerts of the week: Vampire Weekend, Luis Miguel, New Kids on the Block, Billie Eilish"
- by Chris Riemenschneider, Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 6 June 2019
- about Brown Mark, Candy Dulfer, George Clinton, Ingrid Chavez, James Brown, Maceo Parker, Mazarati, PRN Alumni Foundation, Terry Casey
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2016 (3)
2016 November (1)
- "Prince & The Vault: The 10 Things That Should and Shouldn’t Happen"
- in Cuepoint
- on 19 November 2016
- about 3rdEyeGirl, Alan Leeds, Apollonia 6, Art Official Age (album), Batdance (song), Big Daddy Kane, Dance With the Devil (song), Donna Grantis, Electric Chair (song), First Avenue (place), George Clinton, Graceland, Graceland Holdings, Ingrid Chavez, James Brown, Jill Jones, Jon Bream, Joshua Welton, Kirk Johnson, LotusFlow3r (album), Mavis Staples, Mayte, museum, New Power Generation, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), One Nite Alone (album), Purple Music (song), Susan Rogers, The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker (song), The Gold Experience (album), vault, Vicki Waiting (song)
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2016 April (2)
- "The Women in Prince’s World: His Muses and Collaborators From Sheila E. to Kim Basinger"
- by Camille Dodero
- in Billboard
- on 28 April 2016
- about 3rdEyeGirl, Apollonia 6, Bangles, Boy Gregory, Bria Valente, Cat Glover, Chaka Khan, contract, Denise Matthews, Dez Dickerson, divorce, Donna Grantis, Hannah Welton, I Feel For You (song), I Wanna Be Your Lover (song), Ingrid Chavez, Jehovah’s Witness, Kristin Scott Thomas, Lisa Coleman, Little Red Corvette (song), Manic Monday (song), Manuela Testolini, Martika, Mavis Staples, Mayte, Mayte Garcia, Misty Copeland, Nasty Girl (song), Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Paisley Park Records, Saturday Night Live (TV show), Sheena Easton, Sheila E., Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Stand Back (song), Stevie Nicks, Sugar Walls (song), Susanna Hoffs, Susannah Melvoin, The Revolution, U Got the Look (song), Under the Cherry Moon (movie), Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy & Lisa, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song)
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- "The Man Who Would Be Prince -- In the fall of 1991, set to drop double-platinum Diamonds and Pearls, Prince sat down with writer Chris Heath for a rare interview. A crazy-rare interview: The singer had answered questions publicly just four times between 1984’s Purple Rain and that year. Go inside Paisley Park, where Heath lived for six days."
- in GQ
- on 21 April 2016
- about contract, Glam Slam (place), Ingrid Chavez, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Martika, New Girl (TV show), Paisley Park Enterprises, Paula Abdul, royalties, Spike Lee, Standing at the Altar (song), Stevie Wonder, The Black Album (album), Wednesday (song)
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2014 (1)
2014 July (1)
- "‘Purple Rain’ at 30: Why It’s the Musical That Defined the ’80s"
- by Matthew Chernov
- in Variety
- on 26 July 2014
- about Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Apollonia Kotero, Darling Nikki (song), Detroit (place), Detroit, Michigan (place), Ghostbusters (movie), Graffiti Bridge (movie), Ingrid Chavez, Jungle Love (song), Kevin Smith, Kristin Scott Thomas, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Los Angeles (place), Morris Day, motorcycle, Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), Purple Rain (tour), Under the Cherry Moon (movie)
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