NME — Yusuf Islam, the singer formerly known as Cat Stevens, has collaborated with Beatles associate Klaus Voormann on a cover of George Harrison's 1973 song 'The Day The World Gets 'Round'. more info

NME — Yusuf Islam, the singer formerly known as Cat Stevens, has collaborated with Beatles associate Klaus Voormann on a cover of George Harrison's 1973 song 'The Day The World Gets 'Round'. more info

Indie Update — First impressions are important. My introduction to Tin Tin Can came with “Funeral Waltz,” a tune that immediately reminded me of some work by The Beatles in the late 60s and early 70s. But that came mostly from the voices and the interesting mix... more info

Paste Magazine — With this week's inauguration of new President Barack Obama, there's been a lot of talk about green-collar jobs and making long-term investments by implementing environmentally sound policies now. It got me thinking about what we're pr... more info

Detroit Free Press — It's official, the fab four are back for more cosmopolitan lovin'. Us Weekly reports in its new issue that Sarah Jessica Parker, 43, Kim Cattrall, 52, Cynthia Nixon, 42, and Kristin Davis, 43, have agreed to appear in the sequel to "Sex and... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: The Chum BucketSpinner.com: Could it be? Kanye West with a mullet? [Dlisted] Yusuf Islam (formally Cat Stevens) is recording a new record with contributions from Paul McCartney and...Dolly Parton? [Reuters] One fan has ranked the entire... more info

ContactMusic — Fans of pop legends THE BEATLES have been duped by a plague of forged memorabilia. Even high profile devotees have fallen victim; Tom Hanks' wife Rita Wilson is battling ... more info

Perez Hilton — Mea culpa, says the rapper! Snoop Dogg is so desperate for permission to enter the UK on a Visa that he's reached out to A-list Brits to vouch for him. “I’ve called David Beckham, Sir Paul McCartney, hell, I want to get the whole of the ... more info

Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Could the Jonas Brothers become the next Beatles? Or merely the new Monkees? more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Could the Jonas Brothers become the next Beatles? Or merely the new Monkees? more info