MTV.com News — In Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's interviews, singer says he wanted to 'disappear' before he got old.By Gil Kaufman Michael Jackson and Madonna in the mid 1990's Photo: Barry King/ WireImage It's a rare window into the extremely guarded life of M... more info

VH1 News — Michael Jackson calls Madonna "not a nice person," discussed how his father beat him and revealed that he wanted to "disappear" before he got old in interviews Rabbi Shmuley Boteach recorded and just published in a book. more info

Rolling Stone — • U2 Live From Outer Space: New Issue • Springsteen Set to Rock Full LPs in Jersey • Britney Courts Controversy With Sexy “3″ • DJ AM’s Death Ruled “Accidental” Overdose • Thom Yorke to Debut Band With Flea in L.A. • AC/DC Revea... more info

Rolling Stone — A host of big-name artists are releasing albums this week, starting with Madonna’s double-disc collection dedicated to her entire tenure on Warner Music, Celebration. Packing 34 hits and two new songs onto two discs, Celebration is a dizzying, non-... more info

Perez Hilton — When your mom is the Queen of Pop, it's highly unlikely that you're not gonna want a piece of the pie! So we're not surprised when Madonna gives some deets on daughter Lourdes and her very ambitious entertainment career aspirations!!! Here are some... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Flanigan/FilmMagic Even with his Rebirth perpetually delayed, Lil Wayne seems to be everywhere these days: The new Madonna song “Revolver,” Chris Brown’s first single off Graffiti called “Transformer” and, as MTV reports, Weezer’s... more info

Starpulse — Today Madonna released "Celebration," a greatist hits album consisting of 18 tracks. The songs span her career, before culminating in a new title track. PopEater had a chance to sit down with Madonna and talk about the album and her Sticky & Sweet 20... more info

Pop Candy — Wow, we've got a ton of must-buy titles out today. I'm having a hard time choosing between them, but I think the Blu-ray flicks might be first on my shopping list: more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warner Music Group and Google Inc's YouTube said on Tuesday they have reached a deal which will see music videos from artists such as Madonna and Green Day once again feature on the popular website. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Music videos from Green Day, Metalica and Madonna will begin reappearing on YouTube by the end of the year as Google Inc.'s giant online video site struck an agreement with Warner Music Group. more info