Get The Magazine
The best in culture from a cultural icon. Subscribe now for more from the authority on music, entertainment, politics and pop culture.
Subscribe NowNewsletter Signup
Nirvana has won the lawsuit the band faced over their Nevermind cover art after a judge dismissed the case — filed by Spencer Elden, the baby seen in the iconic photograph — for the final time.
From its pre-‘SNL’ beginnings to courting Nirvana for the sequel – some tidbits on the legendary comedy in honour of its 30th anniversary
On February 9th of 1992, Nirvana had just wrapped up their sole Aussie tour, but triple j's burgeoning Hottest 100 was next on their list of goals.
“This case must end,” Nirvana lawyers say in new filing asking judge to dismiss Spencer Elden’s second amended complaint with prejudice
Spencer Elden filed his second amended complaint late Wednesday
Spencer Elden, who appeared on the cover at four months old, failed to respond to a motion to dismiss, but plans to file a second amended complaint before the next deadline
“Elden’s claims fail, at the outset, because they are time-barred,” band’s legal team says in motion to dismiss lawsuit
New version of lawsuit from Spencer Elden also drops onetime Nirvana drummer Chad Channing as a defendant
A new collection presents four concerts the pioneering grunge trio played just a few months after the release of their blockbuster album. You can hear how effortlessly they became quirky pop superstars
RS tackles the complete catalog of the band that defined the Nineties and made the world a lot noisier.
Alerts & Newsletters
