Perez Hilton — And for his next trick, Sir Elton John says he will be teaming up with Grammy award-winning fellow Britster Mark Ronson, who helped catapult the careers of Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen. Never one to rest or go out of style, Elton's album will be rele... more info

ContactMusic — SIR ELTON JOHN's partner DAVID FURNISH wears a lock of the star's hair around his neck for luck. Furnish, who married the legendary musician in a civil partnership in ... more info

AP - During an interview with Elton John for the debut of his new Sundance Channel show "Spectacle," Elvis Costello didn't ask about stage costumes, boyfriends or "Island Girl." Instead, the conversation turned to Laura Nyro, Leon Russell and David A... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — Press Assoc. - Artists as diverse as Sir Elton John and Jay-Z will offer world exclusive songs through a new music service to help fight Aids in Africa. more info

The Independent — It is not every day that you get invited to a launch party with Coldplay, The Police and Elton John. But today being World Aids Day, you can join the performers and a clutch of other world-famous music stars at red.msn.com, for the launch of (RED)Wi... more info

Yahoo! Music — AP - During an interview with Elton John for the debut of his new Sundance Channel show "Spectacle," Elvis Costello didn't ask about stage costumes, boyfriends or "Island Girl." Instead, the conversation turned to Laura Nyro, Leon Russell and Da... more info

Undercover, Australia — Kid Rock wants Elton John to cover Katy Perry`s I Kissed A Girl. more info

Rolling Stone — The new DVD documentary Tantrums and Tiaras (out today) offers an all-access pass behind the scenes of Elton John’s 1995 world tour. Directed by his parter David Furnish, Tantrums and Tiaras follows John around the world during his trek for the mul... more info

Pitchfork — Some very big artists are banding together to help fight the very big problem that is the AIDS epidemic, and if the tagline sounds familiar, the songs these folks have contributed won't: Coldplay, R.E.M., Bob Dylan, and U2 are among those who have co... more info

Pitchfork — Some very big artists are banding together to help fight the very big problem that is the AIDS epidemic, and if the tagline sounds familiar, the songs these folks have contributed won't: Coldplay, R.E.M., Bob Dylan, and U2 are among those who ha... more info