Starpulse — Stevie Wonder and Christina Aguilera paid their respects to Etta James at the blues legend's funeral in Los Angeles on Saturday. Wonder performed three songs, including Shelter in the Rain, for t... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Stevie Wonder and Christina Aguilera paid their respects to Etta James at the blues legend's funeral in Los Angeles on Saturday. more info

ContactMusic — Etta James the legendary singer who died this month was remembered yesterday at a funeral attended by hundreds of family and friends Performances from Christina Aguilera and Stevie Wonder were part of the service at the Greater Bethany Community Chu.... more info

ContactMusic — Stevie Wonder and Christina Aguilera paid their respects to Etta James at the blues legends funeral in Los Angeles on Saturday 28Jan12 Wonder performed three songs including Shelter in the Rain for the hundreds of mourners who gathered at Greater Bet... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Christina Aguilera and Stevie Wonder have performed in front of hundreds of mourners at the funeral of blues legend Etta James.Civil rights activist Al Sharpton gave a rousing speech to the crowd... more info

ContactMusic — Sir Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder have collaborated on a new track The Beatles legend and the Superstition hitmaker - who last worked together on 1982 song Ebony and Ivory which was a number one hit in the UK and US - have teamed up to recor... more info

People.com — The actor does a spot-on rendition of Stevie Wonder's "Happy Birthday" more info

Guardian Music — Syreeta deserves to be remembered as more than her own description of herself: 'Diana Ross's musical garbage can'Syreeta Wright is not a well-known name, but she had a surfeit of talent: a sensual voice and a knack for writing the type of song that s... more info

Guardian Music — Gil-Scott Heron's friend Jamie Byng tells the story of the campaign tour with Stevie Wonder which helped create today's US national holiday for Martin Luther KingJim PowellLindesay Irvine more info

Reuters — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - First Lady Michelle Obama took the stage at an awards ceremony Saturday with poet Maya Angelou, performers Stevie Wonder and Mariah Carey, and other African American celebrities who called the black community to civic action, s... more info