- For reasons still unknown, the FBI publicly released its 10-page file on Kurt Cobain. Rolling Stone posted that the file — which seems lean considering Cobain's fame at the time of his death — is mainly based on two letters sent to the Bureau asking for the feds to look into Cobain's 1994 suicide as a possible murder. A letter from 2003 reads in part: “Millions of fans around the world would like to see the inconsistencies surrounding his death cleared up once and for all.” (Rolling Stone)
- Heavy metal siren, Tawny Kitaen, the former wife of Whitesnake's David Coverdale, died of unknown causes at age 59 on May 7th. Kitaen, who was also known for co-starring in Tom Hanks' 1984 comedy Bachelor Party, was originally romantically involved with Ratt guitarist Robbin Crosby and appeared on the cover of the band's 1983 self-titled debut EP and the following year's Out Of The Cellar album. Kitaen appeared in two of Whitesnake's videos — “Here I Go Again” and “Is This Love.” Her two-year marriage to Coverdale ended in 1991 and she later married — and divorced — baseball player Chuck Finley, with whom she had two daughters. (TMZ)
- Alex Van Halen marked his 68th birthday on Saturday (May 8th), by posting a photo of himself and his late-brother Eddie Van Halen on Vhnd.com, and writing: “First birthday without you, Ed. The view from my drum set will never be the same. VH forever! #vanhalenforever.”
- Pearl Jam fans will have a chance to dive into the band's live concert archive with “Deep” — the official digital collection of almost 200 concerts spanning 2000 to 2013. The collection, which is up and running on Pearl Jam’s official site, “allows visitors to access 186 bootlegs and 5,404 tracks from the past two decades, with each gig accompanied by show descriptions written by members of the band’s Ten Club fan club.” Listeners can also generate their own dream playlist for a specially programed concert. (Rolling Stone)
- The Top Five artists have been named in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2021 fan vote. Tina Turner led the pack with a whopping 585,000 ballots, followed at Number Two by Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, the Go-Go's at Number Three, Iron Maiden at Number Four, and Foo Fighters at Number Five. The inductees for the 36th Annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will be announced later this month. (Ultimate Classic Rock)
Reds Headlines
Commissioner excited for first OD in Cincy
Feb 20, 2019
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has never been to an Opening Day in Cincinnati. Manfred is excited to experience one for himself, now that he has the honor of being the grand marshal of the 100th Findlay Market Opening Day Parade on March 28.
Winker unfazed by crowded Reds outfield
Feb 19, 2019
Since Jesse Winker suffered a season-ending shoulder injury on July 23, he's gained a lot of company in the corner-outfield spots.
Puig ready to take Cincy by storm: 'I love red'
Feb 18, 2019
New Reds outfielder Yasiel Puig has been in camp for about a week, often hitting on his own on the backfields. With the first full-squad workout taking place on Monday, Puig was able to warm up, throw and hit with his teammates.
Titans Headlines
Titans 2024 Training Camp Preview: A Look at the Tight Ends
Jul 11, 2024
Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt is taking a position-by-position look at the Titans as training camp approaches. Today, let's look at the tight ends.
Titans Sign Veteran Safety Jamal Adams, a Three-Time Pro Bowler
Jul 11, 2024
Adams has played in 80 games over seven NFL seasons. He’s been credited with 494 tackles, 21.5 sacks and four interceptions, along with 36 passes defensed, in his career while playing with the Jets and Seahawks.
Titans 2024 Training Camp Preview: A Look at the Offensive Line
Jul 10, 2024
Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt is taking a position-by-position look at the Titans as training camp approaches. Today, let's look at the offensive line.