L.A. Times - Entertainment — The two freed members of Russian music and performance-art collective Pussy Riot who appeared Wednesday in New York with Madonna at an Amnesty International concert supporting human rights issues worldwide are “no longer members of the group,” ac... more info

Time — There were plenty of big acts — Imagine Dragons, the Flaming Lips, The Fray and Blondie — performing at the Amnesty International concert on Wednesday night at Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn. And yet, the main draw was a group who didn’t even s... more info

Mercury News, California — Instead of singing, Madonna and Pussy Riot spoke with passion about human rights issues at a concert for Amnesty International. more info

The Telegraph — Photographic exhibition of the 100 most cool Americans includes film star James Dean, writer Ernest Hemingway and singer Madonna     more info

MTV.com News — Ms. Lauryn Hill, the Flaming Lips and more also take the stage at Brooklyn's Barclays Center. By James Montgomery more info

Sky News — Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina demand a free Russia at a concert in New York where they meet their supporter Madonna. more info

NME — Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina introduced on stage in New York by Madonna more info

ContactMusic — Madonna received death threats for defending Pussy Riot.The 'Hung Up' hitmaker gave an impassioned speech at the Amnesty International Concert in New... more info

The Independent — Two members of Pussy Riot took to a New York stage during a star-studded Amnesty International concert on Wednesday evening to call for the release of anti-government prisoners, ahead of the Russian opening ceremony for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic... more info

USA Today Music — Brooklyn concert for Amnesty International had moderate success in reviving famed shows. more info