Cultured in Media

In today's world, every body wants a reality show. A show that chronicles their day to day life, and how they became famous and such and such. Or they are looking for fame. But what do you do about a family that has nothing to offer but ... being a deceased singer's family? Purple Rain singer, Prince Roger Nelson, was no doubt an entertainer; one of the most metro-sexual men ever who embraces his femininity every chance he got, and also bedded most of the gorgeous women he had came across. Prince was known to live a private life, which is one of the reasons many were unaware of his health issues, and addictions to prescription pills. Now a year after his death, his family wants to make a reality show about their life after Prince. Hence why they have been in legal battle with Prince's estate about the releasing of an album of unreleased tracks. Knowing Prince fans would want to hear exclusive never before heard music from the late singer, the family wants to use his mu...

Whether you find it disrespectful or just simply a place where fans can go for a more personal look into the world of the former entertainer, Prince, but his home will be open this October for tours. Now I don't know how to feel about this to be honest. I mean, this is the home where the Purple Rain singer died, inside of an elevator not even close to a year ago. In fact, it's only been four months since Prince died of an apparent overdose at the age of 57.  Tours will cost $37.50 and will run in groups of 25 to 30. You can VIP for smaller groups for $100.00. The tour will offer views of the mansion, two studios, and several other rooms from a dance floor and performing stage. The company who manages the tour is also the same company who has managed tours for Elvis Presley's Memphis home, Graceland. Will you purchase a ticket? Or is this just too much for you to believe. "Opening Paisley Park is something that Prince always wanted to do and was actively wo...