Reuters — Legendary vocalists Diana Ross and Aretha Franklin were honored during the 61st Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, with performances by Ross herself and other artists who paid tribute to the long-reigning "Queen of Soul" who died last year. more info

Detroit Free Press — The Queen of Soul's stamp on musical history was honored by Fantasia, Yolanda Adams and Andra Day to help wrap up a lengthy Grammy show Sunday.             more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Over a six-decade career he worked with performers ranging from Frank Sinatra to Aretha Franklin and Sting. more info

Detroit Free Press — "A Celebration of The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin in Song and Dance," is scheduled for Feb. 1 at the Detroit Institute of Arts.             more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — To honor Aretha Franklin’s roots in gospel music, Shirley Caesar sang “Mary, Don’t You Weep.” To showcase Franklin’s rhythmic flair, Janelle Monáe did “Rock Steady.” And to highlight the late iconâ€�... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — To honor Aretha Franklin’s roots in gospel music, Shirley Caesar sang “Mary, Don’t You Weep.” To showcase Franklin’s rhythmic flair, Janelle Monáe did “Rock Steady.” And to highlight the late iconâ€�... more info

USA Today Music — Hudson and Dion were highlights as stars hit the Shrine Auditorium to tape the Grammys' tribute concert for the Queen of Soul.             more info

USA Today Music — Jennifer Hudson and Celine Dion were highlights as stars hit the Shrine Auditorium to tape the Grammys' tribute concert for the Queen of Soul.             more info

Detroit Free Press — Jennifer Hudson and Celine Dion were highlights as stars hit the Shrine Auditorium to tape the Grammys' tribute concert for the Queen of Soul.             more info

Detroit Free Press — The agency plans to relocate the building where stars like George Clinton, Aretha Franklin and even the Rolling Stones recorded.             more info