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Opinion: ‘Born in the U.S.A.’ soars while ‘American Badass’ grinds like nails on a chalkboard inside a screeching subway car coming to an abrupt halt, writes John Casey.
Springsteen does not have a hungry heart for bigotry, so he's not going to play North Carolina.
A transgender musician on why Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams may not be right to turn their backs on North Carolina and Mississippi.
From the blatant to the latent, which of these homoerotic gems grabbed your attention?
The British band decided not to cancel their sold-out Charlotte show, but to instead use the proceeds from it to start a new fund.
The crowd favorite says he "cannot in good conscience perform in a state where certain people are being denied rights due to their sexual orientation."
Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace staged a fiery protest against anti-LGBT legislation.
The Beatles band member says, "All you need is love."
The minister got a 24-hour Facebook timeout for transphobic statements. Now, the social networking giant has apologized to him.
In a statement, the '80s icon said the show must go on.
The comedian joins a chorus of entertainers and businesses criticizing the state for passing an anti-LGBT law.
LGBT people in North Carolina — especially the young — continue to suffer as progressive Americans turn their back on the Tar Heel State.
Maroon 5 cancelled two shows in North Carolina in response to the state's passage of House Bill 2.
North Carolina's new anti-LGBT law leads the young stars to boycott the state.
The current fight against Southern intolerance is rudderless, says longtime LGBT activist Mark Segal.
For Pat McCrory — North Carolina's Republican governor and proud proponent of its beleaguered anti-LGBT law — it's starting to sink in that he may lose his job.
The Fox News anchor challenges the governor to explain why transgender people are such a threat to him.
