The supermogul Clive Davis has forged an empire of music's top-billing artists from Whitney Houston to Bruce Springsteen to Alicia Keys. At nearly 90, why can’t he retire — or let the past go? rollingstone.com/pro/features/c…
The record chief is best known for his dazzling annual Grammy gala. In 2012, Whitney Houston drowned in a bathtub, flights above the party. "I want to give everything I know about Whitney, give the true full story," says Davis now. rollingstone.com/pro/features/c…
Days after Davis produced the starry New York Homecoming concert, he's already diving into new projects, including co-producing a Whitney Houston biopic. (The Clive character hasn't been cast yet, but he's requested Stanley Tucci to play him.) rollingstone.com/pro/features/c…
Clive Davis remains haunted by his past: "I was the victim. I was sacrificed. Everybody in the record division knew it," he says, still, decades after he was fired from record label CBS/Columbia over allegations of financial misbehavior. rollingstone.com/pro/features/c…
The 89-year-old mogul is currently in talks with the NYC mayor's office about putting on a sequel to the disappointment of the rained-out Homecoming concert: "We thought we’d be able to resume. The artists were all waiting in the wings." rollingstone.com/pro/features/c…
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