Prince's "Diamonds and Pearls" will be reissued with previously unheard tracks.

Mariah Carey reflected on the 25th anniversary of her album "Butterfly" and revealed how Prince helped it get released.

Ciara reflects on empowering artists to own their own music and the late Prince, one of her inspirations.

Members of “The Revolution” reflect on the iconic live recording and share memories of Prince.

Two of the artist’s biggest fans were given a VIP tour of Paisley Park and an exclusive listening party of his posthumous album, “Welcome 2 America.”

ABC News’ Trevor Ault takes a look at the late icon’s posthumous album “Welcome 2 America” with some of his former collaborators.

Fans will be able to view Prince's ashes on display at his Minnesota estate, Paisley Park, on the fifth anniversary of his death.

ABC News' Kimberly Brooks reports on the buzziest stories of the day in Pop News.

Prince's estate is hosting a three-day livestream event of "Prince and the Revolution: Live" -- a film capturing a March 1985 concert from the Purple Rain Tour.

ABC News gets a one-on-one interview with author Randee St. Nicholas.

Prince’s half-sister and lawyers representing his family say they are looking to hold parties accountable for the late musician's fatal fentanyl overdose.

Sharon Nelson said after all that's happened to her brother, she believes his fans will never take "that pill."

The family of the late musician Prince is suing a doctor who the family says failed to treat his opioid addiction.

Prince would have turned 60 years old Thursday, so his estate is marking the occasion by giving his fans a gift.

The musician died in 2015 of an opioid overdose.

Authorities said he didn't know he was taking counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl.

Authorities in Minnesota have released their investigation files into the death of Prince, providing a glimpse into the star's final days.

Prosecutors also announced that the Minnesota doctor who prescribed an opioid painkiller for Prince a week before the musician's 2016 death has agreed to pay $30,000 to settle civil charges.

Though he still denies any liability, a Minnesota doctor who prescribed an opioid painkiller for Prince a week before the musician’s 2016 death has agreed Thursday to pay

The late rock star's longtime friend also shares favorite memories with Prince.

A Minnesota judge has ruled that Prince's estate, valued in the hundreds of millions, will go to his six siblings and half-siblings.

One year after his death, rock critic Alan Light calls Prince the "greatest performer of his generation."

Just hours after new, unreleased Prince music was announced, a federal judge in Minnesota District Court has granted a temporary restraining order requested by the late s

It alleges the engineer signed an NDA and agreed not to release any music.

Unsealed search warrants detail how Prince obtained oxycodone under a friend's name for privacy.

The documents will be made public Monday.

The singer also apologized for claiming Hall provided Prince with drugs.

The late singer's total net worth is still being evaluated.

The singer died in April.

Prince 4Ever includes "Moonbeam Levels," a previously unreleased song originally recorded in 1982, during the "1999" sessions.

Brianna and Victoria Nelson were excluded after Wednesday decision.

Tickets, which start at $38.50, are already on sale.

"Prince 4Ever" is set to be released Nov. 22.

Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan and Christina Aguilera are among the performers.

The late singer's family will hold the event in his hometown of Minneapolis.

Fans will still get to check out the late icon's home.

All the details of the October show!

Fans will get a chance to tour the icon's home and studio.

Some of the properties are valued at about $14 million and $22 million.