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When Nirvana performed on Saturday Night Live in 1992, Kurt Cobain wore a Flipper shirt that he made with a magic marker. As Vol. 1 Brooklyn points out, a version of that same shirt now retails at…   Read Story »
Another Halloween and you're going as Sexy Butch Vig again? If you'd just planned ahead you could've went as the ghost of Kurt Cobain. It's a very difficult costume to pull off, but there are…   Read Story »
As the Nevermind 20th-anniversary nostalgia-fest marches on, Fender has introduced its latest guitar to the market: A version of the 1965 Fender Jaguar that Kurt Cobain played back in the day. This…   Read Story »
Yesterday we hoped Kurt Cobain was resting in peace. Jared Leto apparently was not interested in the same. He uploaded a clip to 30SecondsToMars's YouTube page, described this way: I heard today…   Read Story »
Last week the Animal Collective bros released an official mixtape for their new … sneakers. That is a thing now. Gotta keep fans on their toes (ouch, sorry). The shoes which you can see here…   Read Story »
17 years ago, to the day. Some choice performances, and some words from Krist, for your remembrances.   Read Story »
After hearing other stories of unlikely run-ins with Kurt Cobain, I'm a little dubious, but it seems like Billy Ray Cyrus's story checks out. Music Mix found this nugget -- about Cyrus and Cobain's…   Read Story »
Leland Cobain is the only member of the Cobain family that is willing to talk to Nirvana fans about his grandson. He lives in a trailer in Montesano, a couple hours outside of Aberdeen, and spends…   Read Story »
The Cali courts have granted guardianship over 17-year-old Cobain to Kurt's mom and sister, both for Bean's personal and financial well-being after an extended period of conduct by Courtney which met…   Read Story »
Love's relocated to NYC claiming people on her L.A. staff "enlisted off-duty, gun-wielding cops to stage bogus 'raids' on her Malibu home" in an attempt to pilfer Kurt Cobain's fortune. There's so…   Read Story »