Mercury News, California — But, oddly, N.W.A. was snubbed. Other worthy additions include Donna Summer, Rush, Randy Newman, Heart and Albert King. more info

ContactMusic — The latest Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductees look, as ever, like a who's who of cultural icons. Canadian progressive-rock trio Rush make their... more info

E! Online — For Rush, this no doubt gives new meaning to living in the limelight. The Canadian power trio, Public Enemy and the late Donna Summer are among the artists who have been chosen to be... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers Rush and Heart and rap group Public Enemy are to join disco diva Donna Summer as members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Class of... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Check the thermostat in hell -- it appears to have dropped below 32 degrees: Long-snubbed  Canadian progressive-rock trio Rush will at long last be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year, along with Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Donna ... more info

Consequence of Sound — But no N.W.A., Kraftwerk, Joan Jett, or Deep Purple. more info

USA Today Music — Albert King, Randy Newman, Public Enemy also made the 2013 class, to be inducted April 18 more info

Prefix — Photo Gallery of Public Enemy, Brother J, Monie Love, Dinco D, and Wise Intelligent at House of Blues, Chicago (December ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/public-enemy-brother-j-monie-love-dinco-d-and-wise/ more info

Consequence of Sound — School's in session. more info

Chicago Tribune — Public Enemy: Still ticked off after all these years, the hip-hop icons have been waging war on apathy since the ‘80s. In recent months, they’ve added two Molotov cocktails of fresh invention to their legacy, the self-released full-length albums... more info