MSN Music — Videos were submitted by independent directors through an online YouTube competition more info

Stereogum — Elton John recently hosted a global competition to find directors to helm music videos for three of his classic songs -- "Rocket Man," "Tiny Dancer," and "Bennie And The Jets" -- that were released before music videos were popular and thus never had ... more info

The Daily Mail — Soon after learning of his death, the world expressed their shock at the loss of the Soundgarden icon who was responsible for the hits You Know My Name and Can't Change Me. more info

Stereogum — American Epic, Jack White and friends' three-part documentary and concert film about the birth of the early 20th century recording industry, premieres its first installment on PBS this Tuesday. The project's star-studded soundtrack is beginning to ro... more info

PopSugar UK — When Princess Diana was tragically killed in a car crash in August 1997, it seemed as though the world was mourning just as deeply as her own family. Diana, dubbed "The People's Princess," made an indelible mark on those in the UK as well as around t... more info

PopSugar — When Princess Diana was tragically killed in a car crash in August 1997, it seemed as though the world was mourning just as deeply as her own family. Diana, dubbed "The People's Princess," made an indelible mark on those in the UK as well as around t... more info

MSN Music — Sir Elton John Sir Elton John is "recovering well" after he was struck down with a rare and potentially deadly bacterial infection earlier this month. The 70-year-old legendary singer was forced to spend two days in intensive care two weeks ago after... more info

411 Mania — The New York Times reports that Elton John was forced to cancel several concerts after getting a “rare and potentially deadly” bacterial infection after touring[.........] more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — The singer was admitted to the hospital in the U.K last week where he underwent immediate treatment to remove the infection. more info

New York Times — The singer, 70, spent two nights in intensive care at a hospital in Britain. He has called off performances in Las Vegas and Bakersfield, Calif. more info