Lionel Richie
2024 (1)
2024 February (1)
- "It’s OK, Beyoncé. Prince never won an Album of the Year Grammy either."
- in www.bostonglobe.com
- on 9 February 2024
- about Album of the Year (award), Beyoncé, Grammys, Lionel Richie, musical, Purple Rain (musical)
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2022 (1)
2022 November (1)
- "The Rock Hall of Fame opens to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis"
- in Associated Press News
- on 1 November 2022
- about Earth, Wind & Fire, Grammys, Jam and Lewis, Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, Joni Mitchell, Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson, Q-Tip, Terry Lewis, The Time
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2019 (2)
2019 August (2)
- "Lionel Richie is ham on a shtick at the Minnesota State Fair -- He was chatty and comical in a sold-out hits-filled concert."
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 31 August 2019
- about Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson, Minnesota State Fair, State Fair, We Are the World (song)
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- "Not even a premature fireworks display can stop Lionel Richie from lighting up the Grandstand"
- in TwinCities.com - Pioneer Press
- on 30 August 2019
- about Lionel Richie, Minnesota State Fair, State Fair
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2018 (1)
2018 June (1)
- "Prince the Prankster, Part 2: Phone Gags, a Stuffed Penguin, and Sharing a Bathroom With Justin Timberlake"
- by Jem Aswad
- in Variety
- on 7 June 2018
- about 777-9311 (song), Bobby Z, Dez Dickerson, Justin Timberlake, Lionel Richie, Morris Hayes, NBC, Prince and The Revolution, Raphael Saadiq, Rebekah Alperin, Romance 1600 (album), Sheila E., Sunset Sound (place), Susan Rogers, The Revolution
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2016 (2)
2016 April (2)
- "Sheila E.: Saying goodbye to Prince 'the hardest thing I've ever had to do' -- Sheila E., longtime friend, said she never knew Prince to take drugs."
- by Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 25 April 2016
- about Celebration (event), Chaka Khan, Kirk Johnson, Larry Graham, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lionel Richie, Omarr Baker, Sheila E., TMZ (website), Twin Cities (place), Tyka Nelson, WCCO, WCCO-TV
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- "Prince’s Purple Rain – the inside story -- The full tale of the greatest triumph of one of rock’s true superstars"
- by David Cavanagh
- in Uncut
- on 22 April 2016
- about Alan Leeds, Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Apollonia Kotero, Baby I’m a Star (song), Bob Cavallo, Bobby Z, David Leonard, Dez Dickerson, Eddie Murphy, First Avenue (place), Golden Raspberry Awards, I Would Die 4 U (song), Jerome Benton, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lionel Richie, Lisa Coleman, Little Red Corvette (song), Mann’s Chinese Theatre (place), Matt Fink, Michael Jackson, Mo Ostin, Morris Day, Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), Steve Fargnoli, Stevie Wonder, Terry Semel, The Revolution, The Time, Under the Cherry Moon (movie), Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song), William Blinn, Worst Actor (award), Worst Director (award), Worst Film (award), ZZ Top
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2009 (1)
2009 July (1)
- "Purple’ afterglow: 25 years ago, film and soundtrack turned Prince into a megastar"
- by Jon Bream
- in Boston Herald
- on 31 July 2009
- about 1999 (song), Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Bob Cavallo, Bruce Springsteen, Christopher Reeve, Clarence Williams III, Detroit (place), Eddie Murphy, First Avenue (place), Ghostbusters (movie), Jellybean Johnson, John Mellencamp, Kevin Bacon, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lindsey Buckingham, Lionel Richie, Little Richard, LotusFlow3r (album), Martin Scorsese, Minnesota Dance Theatre, Minnesota Vikings, Monte Moir, Montreux Jazz Festival (event), Morgan Fairchild, Morris Day, Morris Day and The Time, Palace nightclub (place), Patricia Kotero, Pee Wee Herman, Prince & The Revolution, Purple Rain (movie), Rickie Lee Jones, St. Louis Park (place), St. Paul (place), Steve Fargnoli, Steven Spielberg, Stevie Nicks, Switzerland (place), Talking Heads, Target, The Revolution, The Time, Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song), William Blinn
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1987 (1)
1987 February (1)
- "Mineapolis Producers Make String Of Top-Selling Records"
- in Associated Press News
- on 11 February 1987
- about Atlanta (place), Flyte Tyme, Flyte Tyme Productions, Jam and Lewis, Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, Lionel Richie, Morris Day, ping-pong, Terry Lewis, The Time, What Have You Done For Me Lately (song)
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