PopSugar — Barack and Michelle Obama have certainly been making the most of their time since leaving the White House in January. Aside from taking a much-needed vacation, the couple recently enjoyed a nice brunch with U2 frontman and activist Bono in NYC on Fri... more info

TMZ — The Obamas take the prize for most powerful power lunch of the day. Michelle and Barack Obama broke bread with Bono Friday at Upland in NYC. The former first couple did about a 90 minute sesh with the U2 frontman at the Park Ave restaurant. Barack'sâ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Featuring rarities, studio outtakes, and live audio from their 1987 tour. more info

Stereogum — U2's The Joshua Tree turns 30 today -- we just ranked its tracks worst to best to commemorate its release -- and the band has announced an "ultimate collector's edition" of the album featuring the album itself (of course), a performance from the Josh... more info

Stereogum — The Joshua Tree was the first time that U2 had truly looked outward, across the world. The four men -- always the four of them, through the decades, Bono and the Edge and Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen, Jr. -- had started as post-punks in Dublin, writ... more info

MSN Music — U2 has had the same lineup for over 40 years. On the 30th anniversary of their "Joshua Tree" album, we look at U2 and other bands that have stood the test of time. more info

Chorus.fm — Craig Manning revisits U2's 'The Joshua Tree' to mark the seminal album's 30th anniversary. more info

Stereogum — It was a turning point in U2’s career. They had made an experimental album with a visionary producer, something that showed maturation, that suggested whole new avenues their music could explore that few might’ve imagined prior. They had brought ... more info

TMZ — U2's "The Fly" is a total rip-off from a British songwriter ... according to the songwriter who's finally getting around to suing them for the 1991 hit. Paul Rose -- a writer and guitarist with 12 solo albums of his own -- says Bono, Edge and the… ... more info

Reuters — (Reuters) - A British songwriter and guitarist has sued U2, claiming the band stole one of his works for a song on its blockbuster 1991 album "Achtung Baby." more info