Rolling Stone — Before Cyndi Lauper was a solo artist – before the blue eyeliner, Captain Lou and those "whoa-whoa-whoas" on "We Are the World" – she fronted- the rockabilly-tinged band Blue Angel. Lauper didn't initially make the connection between th... more info

Guardian Music — Having conquered pop and musical theatre, Lauper went to Nashville to record a country album, Detour. She talked about working with legends and why she chose to perform in a state with anti-LGBT lawsWhile Cyndi Lauper will no doubt be remembered for ... more info

Mercury News, California — Prince's unexpected death Thursday morning left his friends and collaborators struggling to express their grief. more info

The Mirror — The US star was sporting a seriously youthful glow on ITV's Tonight At The London Palladium more info

Perez Hilton — Meet Dex Lauper, y'all! He's a rapper, producer, and songwriter, and he just happens to be Cyndi Lauper's son! Judging by his Instagram feed, he's also very fond of smoking weed. Related: Cyndi Goes Country With New Single The 18-year-old, whose full... more info

Perez Hilton — They're both doing what they think is right, and we support them either way! Musicians cancelling their concerts in North Carolina has become the hottest trend when it comes to showing Gov. Pat McCrory just how discriminatory his anti-LGBT bill reall... more info

Time — Here's what Jimmy Buffett, Cyndi Lauper and Ringo Starr had to say more info

Stereogum — Several high-profile performers including Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr have recently cancelled shows in North Carolina in protest of the state’s discriminatory HB2 legislation, which prohibits transgender people from using bathrooms that donâ€... more info

TMZ — Cyndi Lauper will absolutely play her upcoming concert in North Carolina, but she's also joining the fight against the state's controversial HB2 law by forking over her profits. Cyndi tells TMZ she will donate all profits from her June 4th show in…... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band will be touring this summer, but the former Beatle has canceled the North Carolina date on the tour (June 18 at Koka Booth Ampitheatre) in protest of the state's anti-LGBT law HB 2. Continue reading… more info