Earlier today, family and friends said their final goodbyes to Whitney Houston during her private funeral, which was live streamed for fans at the New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, NJ. Above, Alicia Keys sung “Send Me An Angel” while Stevie Wonder and R. Kelly pay their tributes after the jump. rap-up

It ain’t the first time. While reciting “The People” at his post-Grammy party at LA’s Conga Room, Com brought out Stevie for “My Cherie Amour” and a Whitney cover of “I Wanna Dance With Somebody”. hhdx

Common performed before a packed house last night at the House Of Blues in Los Angeles. During his set, he brought out Stevie Wonder and kicked a freestyle.

After performing at Cali Christmas the previous night, Drake hit up Stevie Wonder’s

Watch out Khaled. In this short interview with HipHollywood, the Philly-bred super producer says he’s currently working on a “Scott Storch Presents” album and would like to have Quincy Jones and Stevie Wonder onboard. Uh, good luck with that. hhnm

[vodpod id=Video.14323756&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Before Drizzy hit the stage, Rozay warmed up the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre. Here’s what DRE Films‘ camera caught of the Bawse’s set as well as J.Cole, Stevie Wonder, Weezy and Nas.

During last night’s OVO Festival, Drake brought out Stevie Wonder for a 20 minute performance. After Stevie recited his ballad, “My Cherie Amour”, Drizzy kicked a quick freebie with Stevie on the keys. rtny

Although Drake couldn’t nab Sade for his debut, Thank Me Later, he tells MuchMusic that Stevie Wonder will appear on his sophomore set, Take Care. Isn’t that lovely? “Stevie Wonder is a very close friend of mine. I’m honored to call him a friend, someone who embraced me very early in this music business. This is an exclusive right here, because it’s MuchMusic, and we’re Canadian: Stevie Wonder is actually on ‘Take Care.’ He helped me out with a lot […]

Drake’s 2nd annual OVO Festival went down yesterday in Toronto. After The Weeknd and Rozay warmed things up, October’s Very Own took the stage and brought out J.Cole, Nas, Lil Wayne and Stevie Wonder during his set. Weren’t there? Exclusive Access got us covered.

Here’s more footage from Doug E. and Stevie following the singer’s induction into the Apollo Theater Hall of Fame. Most of you are probably too young to know “Jungle Fever” and apparently, Stevie’s too old to remember the lyrics. Thanks Mfeenz.