Bruce Springsteen has released a surprise protest song, 'Streets of Minneapolis', sharply criticising ICE actions and federal enforcement. The track is dedicated to Minneapolis residents and the memory of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, whose deaths sparked nationwide outrage.
“I was embarrassed to see a psychiatrist,” he admitted. “Mental illness ran through my family. I had aunts and cousins who were very ill, and we just got used to it."
Springsteen took a moment to share a deeper message. “These days we have daily events reminding us that we’re living through particularly dangerous times,” he said.
The film captures a moment when the musician was balancing his rise to fame with the creation of his personal, acoustic album 'Nebraska' and the demos for 'Born in the U.S.A.'
Bruce Springsteen dispels rumors of retirement and a farewell tour, affirming that the E Street Band will continue touring with dates set across North America and Europe.
Bruce Springsteen's biopic is in the works, and he's set to receive the Ivors Academy honor, becoming the first international songwriter to do so.
Bruce Springsteen shares his journey battling peptic ulcer disease, revealing doubts about his singing future and gratitude for his recovery, as he resumes touring with the E Street Band.
Rock legend Bruce Springsteen shares a touching tribute as he announces the passing of his mother, Adele Zerilli, at the age of 98.
Jessica, who is ranked in the world's top 15 and is considered a good bet for a medal in the team event
Noam Chomsky, who turns 90 on Friday. For well over 50 years he has methodically punctured official American pretensions with inconvenient facts, attracting much love and admiration as well as considerable hatred for his mild-mannered audacity.
