Guardian Music — Pre-rock pop in all its surprising, sentimental variety is now a Vegas cliche of boozy bonhomie and cocktail-hour flirtationIt's hard not to have a good time with Duets II, Tony Bennett's new album. Bennett is a generous host, gently guiding varied c... more info

Perez Hilton — It's official! Tony Bennett is the oldest artist to ever grace the Hot 100 charts. He and Amy Winehouse bow at #87 with Body and Soul. He's also taking the crown for longest span. He holds an impressive 53 year, 2 month existence on the charts! Nice... more info

ContactMusic — Tony Bennett the legendary American jazz singer has apologised for suggesting the United States caused the 911 terrorist attacks on New York During an interview on Howard Sterns radio show Bennett attacked his countrys foreign policy and questioned w... more info

Guardian Music — Veteran singer clarifies remarks that blamed US foreign policy for terrorist attacksTony Bennett has apologised for his comments in a recent radio interview, where he blamed US foreign policy for the 9/11 attacks. "I am sorry if my statements sugges... more info

Gigwise — He clarifies comments... more info

Perez Hilton — He got right on that apology, didn't he? Earlier today, we mentioned that Tony Bennett appeared on the Howard Stern Show earlier this week to discuss his new album Duets II…but then he felt the need to tell the world that he blames the United State... more info

ContactMusic — Tony Bennett has become the oldest-living artist to land a hit on the Hot 100 pop chart in America The 85-year-old crooners Body Soul duet with the late Amy Winehouse has debuted at number 87 Bennett passes the late George Burns who was 84 when... more info

Topix — Bennett said today that he was only expressing his feelings as a pacifist when he said the United States caused the 9/11 attacks by bombing people. more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Singer Tony Bennett apologized on Wednesday for controversial comments he made in a radio interview that suggested the United States bore blame for provoking the September 11 attacks. more info

Mercury News, California — Tony Bennett is as timeless as the songs he sings on "Duets II," which should put him back on the charts for a remarkable seventh straight decade. more info