Chris Cornell's widow Vicky Cornell has given her first interview since his mid-May death, telling People magazine that despite a Detroit medical examiner's ruling of suicide "he didn't want to die. If he was of sound mind, I know he wouldn't have done this...My Chris was happy, loving, caring and warm. This was not a…
More than two weeks have passed since Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell's death, and his family -- particularly his wife Vicky -- are still asking questions about what happened in the week hours of May 18 in Detroit.
As expected, many of the biggest names in rock and entertainment were present at the funeral service for Chris Cornell today (May 26) at the Hollywood Forever Cemetary.
Death has, ironically, never been bad for a musical artist's sales, and such is the case for Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell, who passed away on May 18 after a concert in Detroit.
The music world is still reeling the day after Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell's shocking suicide after the group's concert Wednesday night (May 17) in Detroit.
In death, it’s easy to elevate an entertainer’s talent or importance. (Grief and shock lend itself easily to that.) But in the case of Chris Cornell, even before his shocking death today (May 18), he was already considered one of the greatest voices in rock history.
