MTV.com News — The hit show returns with a few surprises. Matthew Morrison and Lea Michele in Tuesday's "Glee" Photo: Carin Baer/ Fox Ladies and gentlemen, "Glee" is back. And with it, the seemingly impossible task of living up to the already sky-high le... more info

The Playlist — In the history of aborted band-makes-a-movie projects, perhaps only the Beatles' supposed "Hobbit" and the Rolling Stones' "A Clockwork Orange" rate higher on the WTF? scale than the unfinished, barely started "Who Killed Bambi?," the Sex Pistols-Rog... more info

411 Mania — On the 40th anniversary of the band's breakup... more info

Perez Hilton — Forget about priests abusing young children, The Vatican has bigger things to talk about, like The Beattles! Yes, really. On the 40th anniversary of the group's break-up, The Vatican has forgiven The Beatles after publicly bashing them for their dru... more info

Topix — In this Aug. 11, 1966 file photo, John Lennon of the Beatles, center, is flanked by bandmates George Harrison, left, and Ringo Starr as he apologizes for his remark that "the Beatles are more popular than Jesus," at a Chicago news conference. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Beatles legend Ringo Starr has opened up about his controversial decision to stop signing autographs for fans - insisting he only imposed the ban because he was sick of seeing his dedications up for sale on the internet. more info

CNN Showbiz — The Vatican may have forgiven the Beatles over the weekend for their "satanic" messages -- but Ringo Starr, the legendary band's drummer, says he couldn't care less. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — VATICAN CITY - The Vatican has finally made peace with the Beatles, saying their drug use, "dissolute" lives and even the claim that the band was bigger than Jesus are all in the past - while their music lives on. more info

USA Today Music — The Vatican has finally made peace with the Beatles, saying their drug use, "dissolute" lives and even the claim that the band ... more info

All About Jazz — The Vatican has finally made peace with the Beatles, saying their drug use, "dissolute" lives and even the claim that the band was bigger than Jesus are all in the past -- while their music lives on. Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano paid tribu... more info