Idolator — Many fine artists have covered Bee Gees’ late ’70s chart-topper “How Deep Is Your Love”—from The Temptations and The Bird & The Bee to, er, Donny Osmond. And now Kelly Rowland has taken a stab at the Saturday Night Fever ballad, with a... more info

Mjsbigblog — Michael Castro (Jason’s little bro) had some interesting things to say via twitter last night about his American Idol 9 experience. Those of you who watched last night’s group rounds saw Michael and fellow group member, Seth Rollins, get cut afte... more info

MTV.com News — Some early favorites are sent packing during the first group round.By Gil Kaufman Michael Lynche Photo: FOX As usual, chaos, quarreling and drama ruled on group night on "American Idol." Wednesday's show found the 95 remaining singers shoe... more info

Popdose — Bottom Feeders has reached the letter T, which means lots and lots of...the Temptations? more info

MTV.com News — John Legend, Mos Def, Jay Electronica, more join the hip-hop band onstage at their sixth annual event.By Ryan J. Downey The Roots arrive to the Hollywood's Key Club Photo: MTV News WEST HOLLYWOOD — The Roots, the Roots, the Roots were on... more info

I Like Music — Joined by The Drifters and The Three Degrees for a 10 Date UK tour March 2010 more info

Soul Sides — Smokey Robinson and the Miracles: Get ReadyFrom Pocket Full of Miracles (Motown, 1970)Smokey Robinson and the MIracles: Get Ready (O-Dub Edit)Controller 7: Get Ready for the Young FolksFrom 7" & 12" (Token Recluse, 2007)Of the classic '60s Motown cat... more info

Guardian Music — Stars such as Lady Ga Ga, Katie Price and, er, the Vatican, compile lists for relaunch of music-based social networking siteFor the launch of MySpace Music today, the site asked a selection of artists to create a playlist to share with their fans â�... more info

Live Daily — Veteran singer/songwriters James Taylor [ tickets ] and Carole King [ tickets ] will hit the road together next year on a far-ranging world tour, the first time the longtime pals have hooked up for a concert trip around the globe. The "Troubadour ... more info

The Independent — Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, the Temptations, and other headliners will perform at Motown's 50th anniversary in Detroit on November 20-21. more info