Pop singer Nick Jonas is standing by his decision to cancel a pair of concerts in North Carolina over the state’s so-called LGBT “bathroom” law, telling Ellen DeGeneres on Monday that it was “the right thing to do.”
TEL AVIV – Bruce Springsteen’s E-Street band guitarist Steven Van Zandt, aka the Sopranos’ Silvio Dante, called Israel boycotters “politically ignorant obnoxious idiots” on Monday, and advised one to “go f**k yourself.”
I guess you could say Sarah Palin and Bristol Palin have become a post-baseball Mike Timlin and Keith Foulke to Curt Schilling. Every time Schilling starts something good, the Palin women help him close the door. It’s happened yet again.
New Jersey Governor and former Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie was captured on social media thoroughly enjoying himself at a Bruce Springsteen concert in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday.
Pop rockers Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato have joined a growing list of artists who have cancelled concerts in North Carolina over the state’s recent passage of HB 2, or what has been called an “anti-LGBT” law governing public restrooms.
After he canceled a Sunday concert in North Carolina to “fight against prejudice and bigotry,” rocker Bruce Springsteen condemned Michigan lawmakers planning to pass a law similar to North Carolina’s Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act.
The passage of North Carolina’s HB2, Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, also known as the “bathroom bill,” has caused several progressive entertainers to boycott that state in protest of the legislation.
Sharon Stone has canceled plans to shoot a short film in Mississippi to protest the state’s recent passage of its “anti-LGBT” religious liberty bill.
Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr cancelled an upcoming performance in North Carolina Wednesday over the state’s recent passage of what critics have called an “anti-LGBT” religious liberty law.
Michael Moore joined rocker Bruce Springsteen and other celebrities in boycotting North Carolina after the state passed a religious freedom law that some have slammed as discriminatory against transgendered persons.
Singer-songwriter and LGBT activist Cyndi Lauper will perform in North Carolina after other artists boycotted the state over a religious liberty law they say discriminates against transgender people, saying she believes those affected “will need us there.”
Canadian rocker Bryan Adams canceled a planned concert in Mississippi this week over the state’s recent passage of what he called the “extremely discriminatory, anti-LGBT” Religious Liberty bill.
Veteran E Street Band guitarist Steven Van Zandt declared Friday the best way to punish states passing “really vile and evil” religious freedom legislation is to “hurt them economically.”
Hollywood actors, fellow musicians, politicians, and other public figures lavished praise on rocker Bruce Springsteen over his decision to cancel a concert in North Carolina to protest the state’s recently passed LGBT “bathroom” law.
Bruce Springsteen canceled a planned concert in North Carolina to protest the state’s recent passage of the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, also known as the LGBT “bathroom” law.
It’s not the first time that Christie has admitted to weeping as Governor of New Jersey.
Bruce Springsteen, Pharrell Williams, Sting, and other artists will team up to present a 2-hour television special called Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America on November 20.
In an interview with Breitbart News, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said that if elected president, he would not spend any of his time golfing.
Texas Senator and Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz expressed his love for The Simpsons Thursday, only to have the long-running Fox cartoon’s producer publicly state the show doesn’t love him back.
