Last night a public memorial was held in Los Angeles for singer Etta James, who died earlier this month at 73 from complications of leukemia. Stevie Wonder, Rev. Al Sharpton, Mariah Carey, Aretha Franklin and hundreds of mourners showed up to honor James. more ›

Etta James, the soulful American singer whose powerful voice famously crooned the classic "At Last," has died, just five days ahead of her 74th birthday. Her death was confirmed by her longtime manager and friend, Lupe De Leon. more ›

Though singer Etta James has been confined to her Riverside home and seriously ill for some time now, she is not dead, no matter what you may have read online, reports L.A. Now. The 73-year-old blues singer's son Donto James attests: “She’s fine. I just saw her last night and she was fine." more ›

Legendary vocalist Etta James will undergo a medical evaluation based on an order issued today by a Riverside County Superior Court judge, according to the LA Times. James, who has dementia and leukemia, has been living at home and receiving 24-hour care, but questions arose in court as to how reliable that care may be: more ›

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