Magazine highlighted band's feud
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A UK magazine printed an interview two weeks before Darrell Abbott was killed, saying he should be beaten.
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25, 2004. Reader Wayne Sweeney blamed both the players and fans for their roles in last weekendâs Pistons-Pacers melee. âIf someone threw a drink at me, Iâd charge them too,â Sweeney
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A feud over influence at American International Group, the worldâs largest insurer, continues in legal papers and in public.
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There's a war brewing in the music world. And it's a war that can only do good.
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Business & money: Media group told to avoid Murdoch newspaper war.
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Interesting documentary looking at the music business.
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NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter, ESQ.) - A rock archive Web site is fighting back against a copyright lawsuit brought by some of music's most notable classic rock acts, dragging two major record labels into the battle.
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Keith Richards, the Rolling Stones' guitarist, has demanded that two Swedish newspapers apologise after they printed savage reviews of the band's performance in Gothenburg.
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Prince has angered the music industry and stirred up trouble among British retailers by giving away his new album with a tabloid newspaper this weekend.
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Rappers love a good feud. Whether  it's East Coast vs. West Coast, or Eminem vs. everyone, the  spats inspire spiteful lyrics that make for juicy listening.
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This interesting documentary focuses on the sad state of the music business.
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As Rolling Stone and other publications try to be green, they are drawing criticism from environmentalists who think are not doing enough.
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Roll over Sid, and tell Joe Strummer the news: whereas the kind of British musicians who attracted words like &quot;alternative&quot; were once duty-bound to affect a mixture of rage, debauchery and indolence, their modern heirs are a terrifyingly well-adjusted
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&quot;Disgrace&quot; was the backpage headline of The Sun tabloid newspaper. &quot;Peanuts&quot; was the verdict of rival red-top tabloid The Mirror.
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Two of the biggest rivals in music are putting their differences behind them for the Band Aid charity record. Blur&#39;s Damon Albarn and Noel Gallagher from Oasis don&#39;t really get on that well but have agreed
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The artist's controversial deal to sell his latest album through a British newspaper infuriated the music industry, but it might be the right way to go.
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It is always slightly amusing when journalists compose self-righteous articles on the evils of cocaine abuse. To put it no higher, the media do not exactly comprise a drug-free zone.