How often do we get an appearance from Prince on TV? Last night the music icon took the stage to help celebrate the anniversary of Jimmy Fallon’s late night talk show. To view the performance hit the jump…

NEW YORK– This will come as “panty dropping news” to women across the states who have the unusual and  unnatural obsession with the all mighty purple-majestic himself …Prince! After hitting the Grammy stage to deliver the “Record of the Year” award, Prince will be honoring his own debut appearance again, on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon this approaching Friday, March 1st. Read more after the jump!

Prince lands the cover of the latest issue of Billboard Magazine. The American Idol will also perform and receive the “Icon Award” during the Billboard Music Awards on May 19.

Tuesday night, the funk-soul legend Prince stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! to perform a hypnotizing set on the shows outside stage. Taking the look of full on concert rather than a late night talk show performance (in true over-the-top Prince fashion) Prince performed his latest single “Rock & Roll Love Affair, Take Me With U, Cream and his version of Michael Jacksons “Dont Stop Till You Get Enough”. Check out all the video footage after the jump…

There aren’t too many ways to top a live Mary J. Blige performance. But one of the few ways to make Mary’s greatness greater, is to match it with the greatness of Prince. Prince joined Mary J on stage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival last night for a performance of “Nothing Compares 2 U.” Check out the performance above.

In music, the name “Prince” is beyond legendary. Iconic, even. For those not in the know, Prince is currently on his Welcome 2 America Tour selling out venues with presumed relative ease. It is also a lucrative tour, which means Prince has the capabilities to use the money for even greater causes than padding his own bank account. The man, who let legend tells it knows how to play over 60 instruments, has taken it upon himself to ensure the next generation of entertainers are equipped with the tools for success.

Prince donated an astonishing $1M to the Harlem Children’s Zone and an additional $250,000 each to The Uptown Dance Academy and The American Ballet Theatre.

Prince also donated the solid gold Fender Custom Stratocaster guitar which he has used during the “Welcome 2 America” tour to raise money for the Harlem Children’s Zone. The iconic instrument was auctioned off last night by Charity Buzz at the concert afterparty at The Darby.

During the press conference, 30 students from the Harlem Children’s Zone got the chance to meet the musical icon. You could see how inspired and touched they were by Prince’s dedication to the youth, his unparalleled musical success and his generosity. Harlem Children’s Zone President and CEO Geoffrey Canada had this to say about the donation: “I want to thank Prince. I am touched and blown away by his generosity. This is unprecedented in my lifetime to see an artist come forward and invest in today’s children.”

This is a noteworthy move from one of music’s greatnest names. Still, this may not be a flash in the pan. Prince vows to donate to other organizations in the future to ensure the arts are always kept alive. Good stuff.

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Last night, Prince performed a sold out show at Madison Square Garden for the last stop of his NY “Welcome 2 America” shows. Throughout the show the legendary artist hand-picked women from the crowd to join him on stage to let loose and dance with him. Out of 20,000 fans, Prince picked Kim Kardashian out of the audience to come on stage. Unfortunately, her lack of any movement, except for a nervous knee-buckled walk, had Prince showing her the exit with a “Get Off The Stage!“.

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