L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Stevie Wonder threw himself an early birthday party on Wednesday at the Peppermint Club in Beverly Hills, a star-studded affair that included a nearly two-hour performance that was at least as much a gift to the couple hundred invitees as it was for ... more info

Stereogum — Stevie Wonder threw a party in Los Angeles at The Peppermint Club last night in his honor (dubbed "The Stevie Wonder Song Party: A Celebration Of Life, Love, And Music") and he performed for two hours. Donald Glover was in attendance, and he took the... more info

TMZ — Stevie Wonder doesn't have time to waste thinking over Kanye West's ridiculous views on slavery -- ditto for President Trump's proposed race summit, actually. We got Stevie Saturday at LAX and asked what he thought of 'Ye's controversial comment --�... more info

NME — And sings Stevie Wonder too... Kanye West Kanye West phoned a US radio station this week to tell one of the hosts that he loves him. Hot …Continue reading » The post Kanye West calls radio host on air to say he loves him appeared first on NM... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Jazz vet and Stevie Wonder collaborator Malcolm Cecil played the latest edition of Bushwick's "Ambient Church" with Zombi's Steve Moore. Continue reading… more info

Soul Sides — Byron Daugherty: Golden Lady (Gatsby, 1972) Shout out to Lake Elsinore’s finest aka “the back door man.” I scooped this off the recent Craig Moerer pop-up at Rapp Cats and it was impossible for me to resist. Stevie Wonder cover? Check. He... more info

New York Times — “Teddy Perkins,” the sixth episode of the show’s second season, plays out like a horror movie scattered with pop-culture Easter eggs. more info

Time — Stevie Wonder shared a star-studded tribute to Martin Luther King Jr on the 50th anniversary of his death more info

Stereogum — Today marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination. To honor his memory and his work, which is still as relevant as ever, Stevie Wonder has assembled a mind-bogglingly vast lineup of musicians, celebrities, and public fig... more info

USA Today Music — Barack Obama, Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, Garth Brooks, Jamie Foxx and Meryl Streep are among the luminaries who share their own dreams on MLK Day.             more info