BBC News - UK — Estelle Bennett, former singer with The Ronettes, best known for their 1963 hit Be My Baby, dies age 67. more info

Detroit Free Press — NEW YORK — Estelle Bennett, one of the Ronettes, the singing trio whose 1963 hit "Be My Baby" epitomized the famed "wall of sound" technique of its producer, Phil Spector, has died at her home in Englewood, N.J. She was 67. more info

USA Today Music — Estelle Bennett, one of the Ronettes, the singing trio whose 1963 hit Be My Baby epitomized the famed "wall of sound" technique ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Final Fantasy the other night @ the Kitchen (more by Kyle Dean Reinford) * DANCE * Louis CK @ Comix * Les Paul @ Iridium * Demetri Martin @ Pianos * Ferraby Lionheart @ Pianos * Estelle & John Legend... more info

PopSugar — The red carpet at last night's Grammys featured everything from super-short minis to full-on formal gowns, but as usual a few of the looks just didn't work. Carrie Underwood is currently your pick for Best Dressed, but tell us - who was the... more info

PopSugar — The red carpet at last night's Grammys featured everything from super-short minis to full-on formal gowns, but as usual a few of the looks just didn't work. Carrie Underwood is currently your pick for Best Dressed, but tell us - who was the worst dre... more info

Culture Bully — Estelle & Kanye West “American Boy (02/08/2009)” (mp3) (Official) (MySpace) (Wikipedia) (Amazon) Also: (Kanye West “808s & Heartbreak” Review) more info

JamBase — 51st Annual Grammy Awards Plant/Krauss The 51st Annual Grammy Awards ceremony offered a few musical treats mixed in with the regular bunch of not-so-inspiring collaborations. What stood out was a pretty good kick-off from U2 doing "Get on Your B... more info

Pitchfork — The Grammy Awards made an effort to get younger, hipper and more relevant this year by nominating people like Lil Wayne, Radiohead, and M.I.A. in major categories. But, in the end, the same voters who always seem to go for what's old, respected, and ... more info

PopSugar — The Grammys may seem like one of the longest shows of Award Season, but last night they mixed it up with some exciting performances. The show kicked off with U2 starring Bono, but the absence of Chris Brown and Rihanna was quickly felt. Justin Timber... more info