After The New York Times Magazine revealed that Universal Music Group lost nearly 500,000 song master recordings, many from iconic artists of the 20th and 21st century, in a 2008 fire, the company has now responded in a statement to Variety.
A feature in The New York Times Magazine has revealed that the master recordings of nearly 500,000 songs in a Universal Music Group archive from artists spanning the 20th and 21st century were destroyed in a massive fire from 2008.
Gossip website TMZ prematurely reported that Bushwick Bill of the Geto Boys died earlier in the day, and then retracted their post. Since then, he actually did pass away.
Rapper Bushwick Bill of The Geto Boys is not dead, despite reports that surfaced Sunday, according to his family. The rapper's son took to Instagram to post an update to a TMZ story that claimed his father had died at the age of 52. “My dad IS NOT dead, he’s still alive and fighting for…
Woodstock 50 organizer Michael Lang insists the festival will go on as planned despite Dentsu Aegis, its only investor, pulling their funding. However, the event seems to have hit another new snag.
Woodstock 50 has been on a long, strange trip in less than a day after Dentsu Aegis Network, the festival's main investor, announced it pulled its funding and said the festival was canceled.
