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How Prince’s No-Nonsense Demeanor Led to the Creation of ‘Controversy’

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Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest headlines on The Castle Stage during Day 3 of Bestival.

30 Essential Q-Tip Guest Verses You Need to Hear [Playlist]

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Unreleased Prince Album, ‘Welcome 2 America,’ To Arrive in July

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Paisley Park is Opening its Doors to Prince Fans For One Day

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Charlie Murphy’s Infamous Prince Story Resurfaces Amid Viral Video Of Him Shooting Hoops

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Watch Eddie Murphy Fact-Check His Infamous Basketball Game with Prince

Eddie Murphy Knows Exactly Why He Lost That Infamous Basketball Game with Prince

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Prince is The New Joker in an Upcoming Batman Comic

Is Prince Finally The Joker in This Upcoming Batman Comic?

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Did Sheila E. Just Announce a Prince Biopic?

Wait, Did Sheila E. Just Announce a Prince Biopic?

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Revisiting the late talk show host's chats with iconic musicians. Journalist, talk show host, and inquisitive everyman, Larry King died on Saturday morning at the age of 87. Known for his candid questioning, broad interests, and an unbridled fandom of his guests, King found a slot for himself in every news cycle iteration since the mid-50s. During his first 30 years in years in journalism, King jumped from radio to print to a primetime slot on CNN with Larry King Live in 1985, quickly establishing himself as the face of the network. King's namesake program ran for 25 years and featured over 6,000 interviews with everyone from Jerry Seinfeld to The Dalia Lama to Amber Rose to Mike Tyson (several times over,) to every US president since Ford. And somewhere in the mix, King managed to fit in a UFO truther (or twelve), making for some stellar conspiracy theory fodder over the years. After retiring from CNN in 2010, King went on to found his own digital media company, Ora TV, where he continued to interview some of the most notable names in entertainment, sports, and politics, on Larry King Now. It was on Ora that King finally began to dig deeper into contemporary music after years of only peppering his schedule with musicians. That said, he did sit with some of the most impactful singers and musicians of any generation between his two shows. And most of them made for riveting and occasionally outright adorable TV moments. As we celebrate King's legacy, there's no better time to revisit some of his chats with music icons. Scroll on to see Larry King chop it up with Prince, Beyoncé, Janet Jackson, Stevie Wonder, and Mac Miller. Prince Weeks out from the close of the 20th century, Prince addressed his feud with Warner Bros., why he chose to change his name to a mere symbol, and Stevie Wonder Beyoncé Janet Jackson Mac Miller

Five Must-See Larry King Interviews with Music Royalty

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D’Angelo Resurfaces with a Psychedelic Soul Masterclass

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Pharrell Says Michael Jackson Turned Down ‘Justified’ Songs, Wanted N.O.R.E. Beats

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Stream DaniLeigh’s New Album ‘Movie’ Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, DaBaby & PARTYNEXTDOOR

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Pete Rock Tours Memphis in the New Video for “Say it Again”

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Outkast's DJ Recalls The Time Prince Gave Andre 3000 Advice For Headlining Coachella

Outkast’s DJ Recalls The Time Prince Gave André 3000 Advice For Headlining Coachella

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Watch Prince Perform with Miles Davis in Rare Two-Hour New Years Eve 1987 Show

Watch Prince Perform with Miles Davis in Rare Two-Hour New Years Eve 1987 Show

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Watch H.E.R. Cover Prince For the Emmys ‘In Memoriam’ Segment

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Dave Chappelle on Prince: “When I Left Chappelle’s Show, He Was One of the Few Who Truly Cared”

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This Is The Last Song André 3000 Wants To Hear Before He Dies

This Is The Last Song André 3000 Wants To Hear Before He Dies

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