The former manager of the Sex Pistols and one of the seminal figures of the punk rock era, Malcolm McLaren, died Thursday, his son said. He was 64.

Joe Corre his father died of an aggressive form of cancer in Switzerland, declining to give the exact location because he said he wanted to avoid a media scrum.

"He was the original punk rocker and revolutionized the world," Corre told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. "He's somebody I'm incredibly proud of. He's a real beacon of a man for people to look up to."

Thom Yorke rocked on at his New York City show on Tuesday night despite a dangerous explosion near the concert venue that shut down several Broadway shows.

A manhole exploded in Times Square, prompting police to block off an area around Roseland Ballroom, where the Radiohead frontman was booked to play with his side project, Atoms for Peace.

Barbados born singer Rihanna has announced that she will be hitting the stage again this year with a 25-date tour.

The tour, titled “Last Girl on Earth,” will begin on July 2 in Seattle and run through August 25, ending in Chicago.

Rihanna was bringing along Ke$ha and Nicki Minaj as her openers, although a mere two days after the tour was announced, Minaj revealed through her twitter account that she would be dropping off the tour in order to work on her new album instead. Fortunately, the tour will be capable of going on without her.

Rihanna’s latest single “Rude Boy” has been number one on the Hot 100 list for three weeks, which is her longest run since “Umbrella.”

A full list of tour dates is as follows:

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