The acclaimed podcast created by former President Barack Obama and rock legend Bruce Springsteen will now have a book based on the conversations that the two have had about being "outsiders" in America and the state of affairs among citizens in the country on patriotism and what it means to be American.
By way of a new podcast with Rock legend Bruce Springsteen, Obama shared a story of how he broke a friend's nose who called a coon on the basketball court.
Why are we talking about Bruce Springsteen on this website—well he and Jay Z did campaign for Barack Obama back in 2012. But more recently, the Boss candidly expressed his feelings on Cheeto Jesus aka Donald Trump and they are pretty accurate, and worth sharing.
Last night at Madison Square Garden, Kanye West joined Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, The Rolling Stones and more at 121212: The Concert For Sandy Relief.
Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast (after massacring the West Indies) in late October, leaving thousands homeless, millions without power, and billions of dollars in damage. In hopes of helping to bring in donations to those in need some of music’s biggest names are participating in 12.12.12: The Concert For Sandy Relief tonight.
In a last-minute campaign blitz one day before Election Day, President Obama has hit Ohio, and brought some big names along to show their support. Jay-Z, a longtime supporter of the Obama administration is on hand at the rally at the Nationwide Arena, taking place this afternoon.
Guess Jigga wasn’t kidding when he said he had Obama on the text. Jay-Z and Bruce Springsteen will be heading to Ohio on Monday (November 5th) to meet up and campaign with President Barack Obama.
Clarence Clemons, the saxophone player in Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band passed away on Saturday at the age of 69. Clemons was hospitalized about a week ago after suffering a stroke at his home in Singer Island, Florida according to The Associated Press. Known as the Big Man for his 6-foot-5-inch, 270-plus pound […]
