precioux said:

Which ad are you referring to? The ad (link) provided by the OP doesn't even mention anything about how long P stayed at the hospital, it only gives a brief recording of the pilot's request for an emergency landing. Can you refer me to the ad of which you are speaking? (I replayed the OP's link 3 times just to make sure I wasn't missing anything) laytonian said:

. There is an inaccuracy repeated in the ad for the show. They repeat the line about him leaving the hospital after 3 hours, when we know from Judith that he stayed there for about 12 hours. We've even seen the aircraft logs that confirm it.

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I am referring to the ad that is showing on CNN. It is THE major ad for this broadcast.

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rogifan said:

oliviacamron said:

rogifan said:

Anyone here know anything about this? Is it new or something they showed after he died? I won't watch it if it's just a bunch of gossip ala the stuff on Reelz.

http://edition.cnn.com/vi...th-hln.cnn

Prince: The End

How it Really Happened

What led to the sudden death of one of music's most talented and most private superstars? This episode traces the early years of Prince's life up to his final days. Airs: February 10, 2017 on HLNSource: CNN

by CNN thats owned by Warners Bros ? I wont watch it. LIES their purpose is probably to further paint the picture that Prince was what he WAS NOT !
[Edited 2/4/17 13:42pm]

oliviacamron said:

by CNN thats owned by Warners Bros ?

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Oh look, bullshit. CNN is:

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owned by the Turner Broadcasting System division of Time Warner

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Aha, you say, Time Warner! Again: bullshit.

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In the past, other major divisions of Time Warner included Time Inc., AOL, Time Warner Cable, Warner Books and Warner Music Group. All of these operations were either sold to other investors or spun off as independent companies from 2004 to 2014.

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But hey, don't let that interfere with your conspiracy theories.

oliviacamron said:

rogifan said:

Anyone here know anything about this? Is it new or something they showed after he died? I won't watch it if it's just a bunch of gossip ala the stuff on Reelz.

http://edition.cnn.com/vi...th-hln.cnn

Prince: The End

How it Really Happened

What led to the sudden death of one of music's most talented and most private superstars? This episode traces the early years of Prince's life up to his final days. Airs: February 10, 2017 on HLNSource: CNN

by CNN thats owned by Warners Bros ? I wont watch it. LIES their purpose is probably to further paint the picture that Prince was what he WAS NOT !
[Edited 2/4/17 13:42pm]

oliviacamron said:

rogifan said:

Anyone here know anything about this? Is it new or something they showed after he died? I won't watch it if it's just a bunch of gossip ala the stuff on Reelz.

http://edition.cnn.com/vi...th-hln.cnn

Prince: The End

How it Really Happened

What led to the sudden death of one of music's most talented and most private superstars? This episode traces the early years of Prince's life up to his final days. Airs: February 10, 2017 on HLNSource: CNN

by CNN thats owned by Warners Bros ? I wont watch it. LIES their purpose is probably to further paint the picture that Prince was what he WAS NOT !
[Edited 2/4/17 13:42pm]

bashraka said:

rogifan said:

Anyone here know anything about this? Is it new or something they showed after he died? I won't watch it if it's just a bunch of gossip ala the stuff on Reelz. http://edition.cnn.com/vi...th-hln.cnn Prince: The End How it Really Happened What led to the sudden death of one of music's most talented and most private superstars? This episode traces the early years of Prince's life up to his final days. Airs: February 10, 2017 on HLNSource: CNN

That's a concern I have of mine is another television show probing the death of Prince with sleazy talking heads more concerned about milking attention for themselves talking about a dead celebrity than giving insight into the life and career of Prince. I didn't watch the Prince episode that aired on Reelz because it was produced by the slimeballs that run the National Enquierer-responsible for running those stories about Prince having AIDS and all that nonsense. I was surprised Van Jones appeared on it but I chalk it up to him not knowing about the producers of the show. I gotta be honest, I'm sick of Dr. Drew using Prince for his cause to addiction. So many questions still remain unanswered. In the coming years, I can see Prince's death being the basis for so many shows of this genre like they did Jimi Hendrix.

This is a show from HLN, which is owned by CNN. In their commercials, they state it will cover the early years of Prince up to his death. They indicate that a lot of the information is derived from CNN archives and they mention they spoke with the family but they don't state which family members they are referring to.

The link is below to the promotion they aired when I watched their other episode on the OJ Simpson murder trial.

www.cnn.com/interactive/2...ce-the-end

rogifan said:

oliviacamron said:

by CNN thats owned by Warners Bros ? I wont watch it. LIES their purpose is probably to further paint the picture that Prince was what he WAS NOT ! [Edited 2/4/17 13:42pm]

As someone else already pointed out, Warner Brothers does not own Warner Brothers Music. It was spun off in 2004 and is now a subsidiary of Warner Music Group, a private company.

Warner brothers also maintained a small stake in the company with an option to buy more at a later date however in 2011 the private equity group sold it to this guy.

Len-blavatnik-

http://musicorigins.com/2015/01/warner-bros-records/

http://www.forbes.com/sites/zackomalleygreenburg/2011/05/06/billionaire-len-blavatnik-buys-warner-music-group-for-3-3-billion/#673bfb017bd4

laytonian said:

precioux said:

Which ad are you referring to? The ad (link) provided by the OP doesn't even mention anything about how long P stayed at the hospital, it only gives a brief recording of the pilot's request for an emergency landing. Can you refer me to the ad of which you are speaking? (I replayed the OP's link 3 times just to make sure I wasn't missing anything) laytonian said:

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I am referring to the ad that is showing on CNN. It is THE major ad for this broadcast.

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I saw that last night...and when I tried to turn up the volume, I switched the damn channel instead, and missed the ad! Thanks for clarifying

laurarichardson said:

luvgirl said:

Well I'm blind because I can't see that other thread. But I did read the attachment. And I'll say I have my chips and mango salsa ready, and my tongue is geared to talk major crap.

leec1 said:

bashraka said:

That's a concern I have of mine is another television show probing the death of Prince with sleazy talking heads more concerned about milking attention for themselves talking about a dead celebrity than giving insight into the life and career of Prince. I didn't watch the Prince episode that aired on Reelz because it was produced by the slimeballs that run the National Enquierer-responsible for running those stories about Prince having AIDS and all that nonsense. I was surprised Van Jones appeared on it but I chalk it up to him not knowing about the producers of the show. I gotta be honest, I'm sick of Dr. Drew using Prince for his cause to addiction. So many questions still remain unanswered. In the coming years, I can see Prince's death being the basis for so many shows of this genre like they did Jimi Hendrix.

This is a show from HLN, which is owned by CNN. In their commercials, they state it will cover the early years of Prince up to his death. They indicate that a lot of the information is derived from CNN archives and they mention they spoke with the family but they don't state which family members they are referring to.

The link is below to the promotion they aired when I watched their other episode on the OJ Simpson murder trial.

www.cnn.com/interactive/2...ce-the-end

Advertisement makes it seem like could be something interesting to watch. But I see some people are trashing it before even airs or they watched it...

Astasheiks said:

After watching an advanced screening of the documentary, it seems that more questions are raised than answered over the course of the special’s 40 minutes. Despite the salacious tone, dramatic background music, and leading questions, the documentary offers little in the way of new information regarding Prince’s passing. Instead, a cast of commentators — including CNN’s Van Jones, Sara Sidner and Alisyn Camerota; former MTV News anchor Kurt Loder; Rolling Stone’s Joe Levy; and an investigative journalist who researches celebrity deaths, Ian Halperin — retread known facts about Prince’s final weeks, including the Piano and a Microphone shows he played in Atlanta on April 14 and the emergency plane landing that grounded him in rural Illinois while making his way back to Minneapolis.

http://blog.thecurrent.or...t-answers/

morningsong said:

rogifan said:

morningsong said:

After watching an advanced screening of the documentary, it seems that more questions are raised than answered over the course of the special’s 40 minutes. Despite the salacious tone, dramatic background music, and leading questions, the documentary offers little in the way of new information regarding Prince’s passing. Instead, a cast of commentators — including CNN’s Van Jones, Sara Sidner and Alisyn Camerota; former MTV News anchor Kurt Loder; Rolling Stone’s Joe Levy; and an investigative journalist who researches celebrity deaths, Ian Halperin — retread known facts about Prince’s final weeks, including the Piano and a Microphone shows he played in Atlanta on April 14 and the emergency plane landing that grounded him in rural Illinois while making his way back to Minneapolis.

http://blog.thecurrent.or...t-answers/

From one of the comments in the comments section of this story: "Warner Brothers paid Tyka and she burned the will." Sigh. [Edited 2/8/17 18:13pm]

Yeah people have been saying that since day one, can't stop them.

laurarichardson said:

oliviacamron said:

by CNN thats owned by Warners Bros ? I wont watch it. LIES their purpose is probably to further paint the picture that Prince was what he WAS NOT ! [Edited 2/4/17 13:42pm]

I am not watching because I know they don't know shit and I am disappointed Hill Harper is doing this.

uh ohhh https://medium.com/@kathe....mp6jbsz8z

luv4u said:

precioux said:

morningsong said:

"It’s unfortunate, then, but not surprising, that the documentary mixes up a few details — like where and when Prince told his fans to “wait a few days before you waste any prayers” (which he said on stage at Paisley Park on April 16) or in what context he tweeted the words “I am #transformed” (he was retweeting a fan’s reac...is concert)."

So a major tv station decides to make a programme about Prince's loss and after all this time ends up making those classic two mistakes. This shows little research, imo. What a waste of time...

Also, tricking people into participating in it is low, really low. It's all about the ratings, but hey... it's not like we did not know that already.

MMJas said: