ET Online — A new Michael Jackson song that was posthumously released, called "This Is It," was co-written by singer Paul Anka, it was revealed Monday. The Associated Press reports that the original version of the song, called "I Never Heard," was a duet ... more info

TMZ — It's the quickest resolution in Hollywood history -- Paul Anka says the special administrators of Michael Jackson's estate gave him a 50% cut of "This Is It."Paul also said John McClain told him, "Now we know why the song was so good ... it wasn't ... more info

TMZ — Paul Anka says he's all square with Michael Jackson's estate over the release of "This Is It" -- a song Paul helped write -- saying the special administrators realized "there was a wrong here" and they immediately "made it right..." as in 50% of ..... more info

Mercury News, California — Michael Jackson's estate is acknowledging that Paul Anka co-wrote the pop singer's first posthumous single, "This Is It. more info

Stereogum — Paul Anka, who co-wrote a very similar song with the dearly departed zombie clown in '83, thinks so. The '60s crooner says Jacko stole the master tape, changed the title, and please give him all the money. Compare versions here. more info

Perez Hilton — Wait a sec! Paul Anka is still alive???? Since when??? We gather most you don't even know who that is, so we'll enlighten you: He's a really old singer. There, now you are educated. It's possible that some of you found Michael Jackson's new song fami... more info

MSN Music — New Michael Jackson song debuts, but it's familiar tune for co-writer Paul Anka more info

Live Daily — Juan Gabriel [ tickets ] will be honored as the 2009 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year during a Nov. 4 star-studded concert and black-tie dinner at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, according to a press release. The "Celebration with Juan Ga... more info

411 Mania — This week we look at a lot of cool stuff from The Grateful Dead, Bad Company, Paul Anka, Christina Aguilara, The Doors, Def Leppard and more! Check it out. more info

Some more songs that I liked, one song per artist, not necessarily the biggest hit. As always, I consider myself free to comment on other songs by the artist. “I’m Having Your Baby” – Sunday Sharpe (1974) Female answer to a ... more info