Nolan Feeney

I Played Basketball With Prince And Finally Met The Real Man

Nolan Feeney

A story by Steve Parke, an award-winning photographer, illustrator, and designer best known for his 13-year creative partnership with the ...

“That Boy Just Captured Lightning In A Damn Bottle” – Quincy Jones On MJ!

Nolan Feeney

The clock ticked far past midnight. The recording studio was dark and quiet. Inside the vocal booth, a young Michael ...

The Mother Who Secretly Saved The Kings Of Pop

Nolan Feeney

The year was 2010. The studio lights turned on. Across from Oprah Winfrey sat a very quiet, gentle woman. For ...

“He Was The Best Father You Could Ever Imagine.” 11 Year Old Paris Jackson Shatters The Staples Center.

Nolan Feeney

The silence inside the Staples Center felt unbearable on July 7, 2009. Millions of people watched around the globe. A ...

Michael Jackson & Whitney Houston Rehearsal Tape That Was Tragically 

Nolan Feeney

Two of the greatest voices in human history stood alone in an empty arena. It was September 2001. The heavy ...

The Shy School Boy Who Became The Ultimate Matchmaker

Nolan Feeney

A geeky boy with curly hair walked quietly down the school hallway. He carried a heavy violin case. Most kids ...

The Last-Minute Masterpiece That Broke Every Rule In Pop Music

Nolan Feeney

The recording sessions were completely finished. The giant Purple Rain album was locked and ready to go. Prince was already ...

The Dark Shadow Behind The World’s Biggest Pop Dynasty

Nolan Feeney

Five small boys stood sweating in a tiny room in Gary, Indiana. They were about to change the entire world. ...

“My Heart Belongs In Encino”: Inside Prince Jackson’s $2.2 Million Mansion Of Love

Nolan Feeney

Building a home requires very careful planning. You might stare at detailed blueprints for a 30 by 45 foot plot ...

“I Knew Right Then, Our Brotherhood Was Forever Fractured” – Tito Jackson On The 1984 Victory Tour

Nolan Feeney

December 9, 1984. A cool breeze swept through a packed Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Fifty-five massive, exhausting shows were ...