The first trailer for 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' showcases the intimate creation of Bruce Springsteen's 'Nebraska'. Director Scott Cooper captures the essence of an iconic artist in a deeply moving biopic.
Get ready for a musical journey as Jeremy Allen White transforms into Bruce Springsteen in 'Deliver Me From Nowhere.' Directed by Scott Cooper, this biopic promises to delve into the making of Springsteen's iconic album 'Nebraska.'
Discover the poignant story of Garland Jeffreys, the 'most promising artist' whose unique blend of rock and race commentary shaped a generation, yet remained largely unrecognized. This new documentary explores his life, struggles, and music.
As the Emmy race unfolds, the spotlight shifts to celebrity-driven documentaries, sidelining critical storytelling. Experts warn this trend marks a troubling shift in nonfiction filmmaking, prioritizing brand over substance.
In a powerful statement at the Cannes film festival, Pedro Pascal criticizes Trump's attacks on artists and advocates for creative expression. He shares his immigrant experience and urges creatives to fight back against fear.
In a fiery exchange, Trump insults Springsteen after the musician criticized his administration during a Manchester concert. Springsteen's powerful message contrasts with Trump's harsh words, stirring up a media frenzy.
In a fiery response to Bruce Springsteen's criticism, Donald Trump labels the rockstar 'highly overrated' and 'obnoxious.' The feud unveils the ongoing tensions between music and politics as Springsteen calls out Trump's leadership.
During a concert in Manchester, Bruce Springsteen fiercely criticized Donald Trump, labeling him 'unfit' for office and urging fans to unite against authoritarianism. His passionate remarks highlight the importance of democracy and civil rights.
At a recent concert in Manchester, Bruce Springsteen unleashed a scathing critique of Donald Trump's administration, calling it corrupt and treasonous. The legendary musician highlighted the dangers of current political issues and expressed his support for free speech and social justice.
This Thursday, New York City faces rising flu deaths among children, Mayor Adams battles for funding, and the Knicks deliver another thrilling comeback. Plus, Bruce Springsteen stays loyal to Jersey and Brooklyn Beckham's hot sauce is under review!
