L.A. Times - Entertainment — From Martin Scorsese to U2 to Bob Dylan and beyond, some artists can never be rated too highly in the eyes of their fans. Even if they become stagnant. Just dare to criticize them. Just dare.From Martin Scorsese to U2 to Bob Dylan and beyond, some ar... more info

ContactMusic — Adam Clayton credits Eric Clapton for his decision to seek treatment in rehab.The U2 rocker, who has struggled with depression since he was a... more info

ContactMusic — Veteran musician Paul Simon has teamed up with U2 rockers Bono and The Edge to help fund a special memorial to late poet Seamus Heaney at Ireland's... more info

Stereogum — In the early ’80s, U2, from Ireland, and the Alarm, from Wales, were peers: Two bands who came out of punk rock but who quickly learned how to write enormous stadium-shaking inspirational singalongs. The Alarm peaked with 1984′s Declaration and t... more info

Stereogum — Next month, triumphant arena-blooz stars the Black Keys return with their new album Turn Blue, which band members Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney co-produced with Danger Mouse. (If that new U2 album also comes out this year, this will probably mean D... more info

ContactMusic — Bono and his family hold impromptu prayer sessions in their bed.The U2 singer gathers with wife Ali Hewson and their children Jordan, 24, Eve, 21,... more info

The Daily Mail — Bono can command the attention of world leaders, but the Nobel Peace Prize winner says he gets his inner strength from Jesus. more info

ContactMusic — Coldplay singer Chris Martin has something to smile about following news of his marriage break-up - his band has tied U2 for the most number ones on... more info

Chicago Tribune — In 1996, Emmylou Harris headlined a rapturously received concert at the Park West, where she broke out plenty of new material far removed from her days as the coolest cowgirl in country music. She was coming off a groundbreaking 1995 album, "Wrecking... more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Music by Irish rock group U2, jazz musician Art Blakey and rock-'n-roll singers the Everly Brothers are among 25 sound recordings being added this year to the U.S. Library of Congress' National Recording Registry. more info