Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Don't hold your breath waiting for Beatles songs to go on sale at iTunes or other online retailers, Yoko Ono said on Thursday. more info

MTV.com News — 'Love the Way You Lie' video star is a longtime fan of Slim Shady.By Rochell Thomas Dominic Monaghan Photo: MTV News Dominic Monaghan didn't meet Eminem when he showed up to shoot the "Love the Way You Lie" video. But Slim Shady and the Hob... more info

ContactMusic — Beloved world music superstars MIRIAM MAKEBA, ASHA BHOSLE and YOUSSOU N'DOUR have joined the BEATLES, the ROLLING STONES, MICHAEL JACKSON and MADONNA on a definitive new list... more info

Popdose — Gene McDaniels is an artist who saw success during the years between the rise of Elvis Presley, and the rise of the Beatles. Many people think that popular music was in the doldrums before the Beatles came along, but the fact is that some of the most... more info

MTV.com News — 'At this moment in our career, it feels like we don't need a major label,' frontman Rivers Cuomo tells Rolling Stone. By Gil Kaufman Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Photo: Tim Mosenfelder/ Getty Images Last time around, Weezer went all in on the mode... more info

NME — Rap collective also pay tribute to late member Ol' Dirty Bastard more info

Guardian Music — Academy, ManchesterThe Wu-Tang Clan's reputation rests on 1993's Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), the 1993 debut which transformed the face of hip-hop with its haunting soul samples, martial arts references and complex interweaving rhymes. However, ... more info

Guardian Music — One of the most highly rated jazz baritone saxophonists of the 50sWhen the Melody Maker was the voice of jazz in Britain, Harry Klein, who has died aged 81, topped its readers' poll as the UK's No 1 baritone saxophonist for four years in a row, from ... more info

The Newsroom — The Beatles' Abbey Road piano is the highlight of new 'Pioneers of Popular Culture' sale. more info

Guardian Music — Awareness of Lennon's flaws did not weaken John Harris's admiration of himJohn Harris, arguing for John Lennon in Great Lives (Radio 4), remembered the first time he encountered The Beatles. He was five, and a babysitter put Sergeant Pepper's Lonely ... more info