Clive Davis predicted music’s biggest stars like no one else The legendary music executive signed everyone from Patti Smith to Barry Manilow and changed the industry forever The Guardian - US · Jun 22
Clive Davis: How a New York lawyer became ‘the greatest record man of all time’ OBITUARY: The storied record executive, who has died aged 94, spent decades at the top of the music industry. Kevin E G Perry looks back at his influence on the careers of artists ranging from Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin to Bruce Springsteen and Aerosmith The Independent UK · Jun 22
Music Mogul Behind Whitney Houston, Clive Davis, Dead at 94: What Was His Net Worth? The music world lost one of its most influential figures this week when legendary record executive Clive Davis died at the age of 94. Known for discovering, mentoring, and shaping the careers of some of the biggest names in music history, Davis helped launch stars such as Whitney Houston, Alicia… Plunged in Debt · Jun 22
Clive Davis: Music mogul who launched Whitney Houston’s career dies aged 94 The award-winning producer signed and mentored a number of artists across genres over the course of his career, including Bruce Springsteen. Evening Standard · Jun 22
Clive Davis: music industry executive who signed Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen dies aged 94 Davis, who discovered many of the defining musicians of the 20th century and helmed major record labels, said he ‘never’ tired of the music business The Guardian - UK · Jun 22
Signs of the Boss in John Crace’s sketch Brief letters: Bruce Springsteen | Lunch on the buses | Tram stops | Growing runner beans | Cryptic clue The Guardian - UK · Jun 21
Trump's envy soars over Obama Center The Iran war loss cements the current president’s failed legacy Salon · Jun 19
Obama opens Chicago presidential center, urges Americans to defend democracy Former US president Barack Obama opened his presidential center in Chicago on Thursday, calling for the defense of democracy in a star-studded event attended by three former presidents. “I hope this center will serve as an affirmation of how precious our democracy truly is,” Obama said, as Stevie Wonder closed… France 24 · Jun 18
Obama Presidential Centre opens with star-studded ceremony and veiled jabs at Trump On stage, Barack Obama voiced his support for character, honesty, integrity, kindness, compassion and sense of duty, praising both Democrats and Republicans. Euronews · Jun 18
Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen and More: Obama Foundation Reveals Star Lineup After Trump Trashes Mega Project Barack Obama's new presidential centre in Chicago will open with a star‑packed concert featuring Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen and a roster of global artists. International Business Times UK · Jun 17
Obama Presidential Center Opens with Star-Studded Line-Up as Trump May Likely Miss Historic Chicago Event The Obama Presidential Center opens in Chicago, featuring music legends and celebrities, marking a cultural landmark and community hub. The event coincides with a Juneteenth celebration. International Business Times UK · Jun 17
From Stevie Wonder to Bruce Springsteen and Christina Aguilera — meet the stars set to perform at Obama Presidential Center opening The Obama Presidential Center opens to the public, after a decade of planning, this Friday The Independent UK · Jun 16
Obama Presidential Center Grand Opening Performers Announced: Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Bono and More The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago opens with a star-studded lineup, featuring global music icons and celebrating community, creativity, and cultural legacy. International Business Times UK · Jun 16
The Independent UK · Jun 14 Bruce Springsteen apologises to Bono for refusing song for charity ad Music legend said he had made a ‘big mistake’
BANG Premier · Jun 14 Bruce Springsteen's Bono regret Bruce Springsteen is sorry he didn’t let Bono use his track Girls in Their Summer Clothes for a charity partnership between clothing brand GAP and Bono’s AIDS foundation (RED).
Bangkok Post · Jun 12 Springsteen music centre opening in New Jersey LONG BRANCH, New Jersey - Rock legend Bruce Springsteen is one of New Jersey's most famous native sons, and the Garden State is honouring The Boss with a new museum that celebrates his legacy and the history of American music.
MusicRadar · Jun 12 “Playing with your fingers has something to do with immediacy and soul. You’re absolutely in touch with what’s going on”: How Mark Knopfler combined sublime fingerpicking and Shakespearean tragedy in a Dire Straits classic The early ’80s hit featured his iconic National Style O resonator guitar
Bored Panda · Jun 10 17 Actors Born To Play A Real-Life Person Just Based On Their Insane Resemblance These doppelgängers look so alike, they've convinced the internet that they are either time-travelers or clones.
What Hi-Fi? · Jun 10 "It's the last physical format we'll ever have." How the demand for CDs, tactility and good design led to Ruark's new R710 streaming amplifier Our first look at the R710 streaming amp and Talisman-R floorstanders
The Guardian - UK · Jun 5 ‘I knew it was over for us’: the bands who got left behind when punk exploded Fifty years ago this week, the Sex Pistols played their first Manchester gig and caused a sonic revolution. What happened to the other bands that were tipped for big things that year – and why did the rock’n’roll dinosaurs survive?
Louder · Jun 4 "Everyone agreed it was the perfect song." The story behind the Bruce Springsteen classic that's set to go viral thanks to the new Netflix show that Stranger Things fans will love Baby, this Netflix sci-fi drama was born to run and run
Guitar World · May 31 “The riffs are precision-engineered steel. The whiplash solos deliver mind-melting dexterity in the vein of classic-era Megadeth. And it’s catchy as hell, too”: May 2026 Guitar World Editors' Picks From The Rolling Stones to Julian Lage, Tamikrest to the Warning, this month's guitar greatness spanned many generations of players
The Times of India · May 30 Trumpiana: Battle of bluff, bluster and blunder! Despite ongoing Iran peace talks, Donald Trump celebrated Republican primary victories, asserting his party dominance. Meanwhile, his administration faced legal challenges and criticism over various projects, including a proposed triumphal arch and a new $250 bill design. Trump also reacted furiously to a judge's order removing his name from the…
Salon · May 29 Seeing Springsteen in DC gave me hope The Boss took Washington back to a time when dissent mattered