All About Jazz — Celine Dion, Stevie Wonder and B.B. King healine the December schedule playing the NOKIA Theater at L.A.Live. Stan Kenton Christmas Carols with the Boston Brass and Brass All-Stars Big Band opening act for Duran Duran December 2nd. Celine Dion Gra... more info

Dlisted — If it wasn't for Brit Brit's new Cheeto-eatin' dress, I would think that this was the same clip from her Bambi (awww, he lost his mommy) Awards performance in Germany last night. It wasn't. Brit Brit "performed" that "Woomaniza... more info

I Like Music — One of his best loved hits, For Once In My Life released on digital, and 7" via Tamla Motown more info

NME — Stevie Wonder has announced plans to re-release one of his biggest hit singles. more info

JamBase — NOISE POP 2009 FESTIVAL DATES AND EARLY ARTIST CONFIRMATIONS ANNOUNCED ANTONY AND THE JOHNSONS, A.C. NEWMAN, NO AGE, GOBLIN COCK, CLUES and DEAR AND THE HEADLIGHTS Antony And The Johnsons Event Producers, Noise Pop Industries, have announced the ... more info

TMZ — Filed under: Wacky & Weird It sounded like Stevie Wonder was tryin' to back out of a challenge he made to TMZ -- that he'd put on a benefit concert if we ran a piece about homeless people on our show. But after all the double talk outside of Prego ... more info

Detroit Free Press — With a genial style and a voice as sweet as honey, John Legend quickly established himself as one of the top artists working in the contemporary R&B genre. Speaking to the Free Press as he prepared for a tour that brings him to Detroit's Masonic... more info

MTV.com News — 'There's limitations to just rapping,' West says of Gary Numan-influenced new album.By Shaheem Reid, with additional reporting by Tim Kash Kanye West Photo: MTV Base When it comes to straight-up vocal prowess, Kanye West will never be comp... more info

Guardian Music — The beloved eccentric and progressive jazz musician explains what Stevie Wonder does to his heart and what Benjamin Britten does to his head more info

Reuters — DENVER (Billboard) - From Bruce Springsteen to Stevie Wonder, plenty of musicians supported President-elect Barack Obama. Now music executives are wondering what kind of support they'll see from the Obama administration. more info