The Mirror — We're guessing Paul Weller won't be getting a Christmas card from Bono this year. The Modfather has just launched a scathing attack on Sting and U2. He tells Q mag: "I don't like them because their music is rubbish. I don't like how conceited they ar... more info

ContactMusic — Universal Music has reportedly yanked "Born Free," a music video by British rap singer/songwriter M.I.A. that includes violent images depicting U.S. Army personnel invading... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The pop star-heavy schedule for this year's free Toyota-sponsored Today Show concerts that bring screaming fans and tourists to Rockfeller Plaza on Friday mornings at 7am, has been announced. The shows kick off with Sting on May 14th (that... more info

Sky News — A 10-year-old girl who survived being stung by the world's most venomous creature - the deadly box jellyfish - may have rewritten medical history, an expert has said. more info

ContactMusic — About 35 percent of TV station websites are operating in the black, according to a survey by Hofstra University conducted for the Radio, Television, and Digital News... more info

STING'S daughter Coco Sumner proves she's blossoming into a star in her own right more info

Guardian Music — His opera was mauled, and his Berlioz song-cycle reportedly had people running for the exits. Yet Rufus Wainwright is to be applauded for having a goA report of a report this afternoon, but a big issue at stake: at what point does genre-crossing brav... more info

Undercover, Australia — It is no surprise to find Paul McCartney, Elton John, Sting and Mick Jagger in the Top 10 Rich list for the British entertainment industry but there is a new name on top, Edgar Bronfman Jr. more info

MTV.com News — 'Avatar' director James Cameron, Sting and Q-Tip are expected at Washington, D.C.'s Climate Rally.By MTV News staff Photo: NASA/ Getty Images For the past 40 years, environmentalists have considered April 22 to be a day of reckoning. Earth D... more info

VH1 News — Earth Day events will include John Legend, Jack Johnson and others. "Avatar" director James Cameron, Sting and Q-Tip are expected at Washington, D.C.'s Climate Rally. more info