NME — Bjork has teamed up with venture capital firm Audur Capital to create a fund that would raise money to boost Iceland's ailing economy. more info

The Lemur Blog — I feel that in the anticipation of what 2009 has to bring, especially the Röyksopp album, it is time to move on. My friend Will of The Cold Cut has already done it and I'm curious to see what he will be able to bring up with his new site.I won't g... more info

Undercover, Australia — Iceland has a new superhero and her name is Bjork. more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: NewsSpinner.com: Despite the fact that the global economy's in the crapper, Bjork is taking on a new role as a venture capitalist. The singer is hoping to help revive the economy in her native Iceland, which all but collapsed in 2008. T... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Billboard) - Bjork has partnered with a Reykjavik-based venture capital firm to establish a fund that will invest in socially and environmentally responsible companies that will help restore Iceland's battered economy. more info

Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Bjork has partnered with a Reykjavik-based venture capital firm to establish a fund that will invest in socially and environmentally responsible companies that will help restore Iceland's battered economy. more info

ContactMusic — Icelandic singer BJORK has teamed up with finance chiefs in a bid to save her homeland's ailing economy. The former Sugarcubes star has given her backing to ... more info

BBC NewsNews Ticker: Freddie Hubbard, Jay-Z and BjorkRolling Stone - 1 hour agoFamed jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard died yesterday in Los Angeles, more than a month after suffering a heart attack. He was 70. In a career in jazz that spanned 50 years ... more info

Rolling Stone — Famed jazz trumpeter Frankie Hubbard died yesterday in Los Angeles, more than a month after suffering a heart attack. He was 70.  In a career in jazz that spanned 50 years and more than 300 recordings, Hubbard collaborated with musicians like Mile... more info

Rolling Stone — Famed jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard died yesterday in Los Angeles, more than a month after suffering a heart attack. He was 70.  In a career in jazz that spanned 50 years and more than 300 recordings, Hubbard collaborated with musicians like Mile... more info