Rocker Sheryl Crow came out against the so-called “Heartbeat” laws and compared legislation restricting most abortions to the Constitutional right U.S. citizens have to keep and bare firearms.
Country star Sheryl Crow pleaded with First Lady Melania Trump to stop her husband’s supposed “bullying” and incitement of “violence,” arguing that President Donald Trump may listen to his wife over others.
Recording Academy chief Neil Portnow said Thursday the organization is creating a task force to uncover unconscious biases and other barriers that impede women’s success in the music industry.
Sheryl Crow debuted a gun control song she wrote and dedicated to the upcoming 5th anniversary of the attack on Sandy Hook Elementary.
Congress has yet to announce whether it will conduct an investigation into or hearings on the systemic sexual abuse permeating Hollywood culture in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal. However, many celebrities have descended upon the nation’s capital to advocate and/or shine a light on their personal causes.
Thursday at Los Angeles International Airport in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting, singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow said it was “infringing” on the rights of everyone “if a few people are allowed to have semi-automatic weapons.” Crow said, “I think
All four major broadcast networks – CBS, ABC, FOX, and NBC – halted their regularly scheduled programming for an hour Friday night to air a star-studded telecast funded by a social justice organization urging its viewers to “rethink the American high school.”
Musician Sheryl Crow says she turned to meditation to confront fears of Donald Trump’s “apocalyptic” presidency.
Monday on ABC’s “The View,” musician and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton supporter Sheryl Crow said she doesn’t let her children watch Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on television because she is “embarrassed.” Crow said, “I did travel with Mrs.
Sheryl Crow kicked off the first Democrat presidential debate Tuesday night by leading the candidates and the audience in a rendition of the National Anthem.
