Bruce Springsteen sells his songs to Sony for half a billion
This is the highest amount ever paid by a record company for a singer's catalog - Springsteen joins the long list of artists who decide to sell the rights to their songs
Bob Dylan and Vivendi: the second-hand safe that bags like
What's behind the deal between Dylan and the Breton financier - In the season of streaming and remakes between cinema and TV, the value of inventories is destined to grow both for the nostalgia effect and for the enlargement of…
Bob Dylan sells his songs to Universal (Vivendi): it's the music deal of the century
Universal Music Publishing Acquires Bob Dylan's Entire Music Catalog for About $300 Million - Vivendì's Subsidiary Calls "Most Significant Deal of This Century"
HAPPENED TODAY – Literature Nobel Prize: three years ago the farewell to Fo and the surprise Dylan
On October 13, 2016, the virtual changing of the guard among the Nobel Literature winners: Dario Fo dies at the age of 90 and, amid not a few controversies, the prestigious prize is awarded to Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan, Guggenheim, auctions, watches and cinema: what's on FIRST Arte
In the new issue of the online magazine FIRST Arte (www.www.firstonline.info) Bob Dylan's music, Rockefeller's record-breaking auction, the display of timeless watches at the Quirinale, the new exhibition at the Guggenheim in New York, the directors of great cinema and…
Nobel laureates, only Bob Dylan is missing (VIDEO)
In Oslo the delivery of the award to Juan Manuel Santos, president of Colombia and promoter of peace with the Farc - In Stockholm the other awards - Bob Dylan is missing but Patti Smith sings for him and is moved.
THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY (VIDEO)
A day clearly marked by the Nobel Prize for literature: Dario Fo dies at the age of 90, who won it in 1997, and Bob Dylan, rock poet and generational icon, wins it surprisingly - Here are the five news stories of the day with…
Bob Dylan wins Nobel Prize for Literature
The author of "Like a Rolling Stone" was awarded "for creating new poetic expressions in the great tradition of American song" - Still empty-handed Philip Roth and Haruki Murakami.