E! Online — They were our "Sugar Rush." They helped us travel "Halfway Around the World." And yes, they even had us "Upside Down" bouncing off the ceiling. If you didn't... more info

BBC News - UK — Lily James talks about playing a young Meryl Streep in the sequel to the hit Abba musical. more info

Perez Hilton — We'll take a chance on any late night game that gets movie stars singing! And in Jimmy Fallon's latest round of Google Translate Songs, he has Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again star Amanda Seyfried singing all Abba songs — only with the lyrics mutilated ... more info

Reuters — From the upbeat "Waterloo" to the lesser known "When I Kissed The Teacher", the "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" cast belt out an array of ABBA songs in the highly anticipated film, which comes out this week. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — A vigilante Denzel Washington may be no match for the brute force of ABBA and Cher at the box office. Universal Pictures is turning up the Europop again at the multiplex with its sequel to “Mamma Mia,” the star-studded jukebox musical tha... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Judy Craymer still remembers the first time she heard ABBA. Although she professes to have been more of a fan of David Bowie and heavy rock as a teenager, the Swedish pop group’s melodies stuck with Craymer, and she sensed a visual connection ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Inspired by the mononymous icon's appearance in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. more info

Guardian Music — Following her version of Fernando for the film sequel, the singer says she took on Abba classics “in a different way” for a covers albumCher has revealed that she has recorded an entire album of Abba covers, following her appearance in th... more info

Reuters — Amid olive trees and plenty of ABBA tunes, the musical world of "Mamma Mia" took over a London theater on Monday for the film sequel's world premiere with Oscar winner Meryl Streep and pop diva Cher among the attendees. more info

USA Today Music — Campaign songs have been in use since the days of George Washington. Politicians today often rely on popular hits, but because that can imply a musician supports the candidate, names like Adele, Bruce Springsteen and Abba have asked politicians to st... more info