Stereogum — Ryan Adams covered Taylor Swift’s glorious pop stunner 1989 in a “Bruce Springsteen Nebraska” fashion. That album is now streaming here, and Swift herself is a fan of it — so much so, that she even opted to call in to Beats 1 Radio and discus... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher The Hold Steady frontman Craig Finn releases his next solo album Faith In The Future on September 11 via Partisan (pre-order), and now the whole thing is streaming in full. Craig's in Springsteen mode a lot of... more info

Stereogum — With producer Phil Spector, the singer Darlene Love made exactly one timeless pop song, 1963’s “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home).” She sang the song on Letterman every year for almost 30 years. But mostly, she’s spent the the decades since t... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — VICE and Late Night Library interviewed Alexandra Kleeman about her debut novel You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine. Stream Superchunk's cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run." Stream a new solo song from Kathryn Calder of the New... more info

Stereogum — I spent this past weekend back in Jersey, where I grew up for the last 22 years, oblivious to the fact that Born to Run would be turning 40 this week. First, a night getting drunk in Asbury Park, followed by a party with college friends where the pla... more info

Stereogum — Bruce Springsteen’s Born To Run is 40 years old today, and we’re all celebrating the best way we know how. In Stereogum’s case, we ran a thoughtful essay about the album’s impact. Superchunk frontman Mac McCaughan, meanwhile, dredged up an ol... more info

Stereogum — That harmonica peal. It is one of the all-time great opening moments of any album ever, up there with the guitar and deranged growl of “Rocks Off” on Exile On Main St. or the snare hit at the beginning of “Like A Rolling Stone” on Highway 61 ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — There are plenty of stars who were music-video vixens before making it big: Alicia Silverstone was Aerosmith's muse in the '90s, and Courteney Cox boogied with Bruce Springsteen pre-"Friends." But few have turned as many heads as Emily Ratajkowski, t... more info

The Telegraph — Bruce Springsteen has changed over five decades in music. more info

Time — We have Courteney Cox, Bruce Springsteen and Eddie Murphy to thank more info