The Independent — He played at Sunday's Super Bowl match, has a song at No 1 and includes President Barack Obama among his millions of fans. But Bruce Springsteen is at the centre of a plagiarism row. more info

Rolling Stone — Last night’s Super Bowl had so many more musical moments than just Bruce Springsteen slamming his “hungry heart” into a helpless cameraman. (Debate the E Street Band’s four-song set here.) After you clean up your fogged glasses from his halft... more info

Dlisted — Yesterday was one of the biggest televised sporting events of the year: Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl V! Some people died from all the excitement. True fact. Halfway through this heart-stopping and tongue-swallowing event, the puppies went off ... more info

Chorus.fm — Brian Fallon (*The Gaslight Anthem* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thegaslightanthem)) and *Ted Leo* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/tedleo) have both covered Bruce Springsteen for Pitchfork TV... more info

Buzzgrinder — Man, I love Bruce Springsteen. He writes some amazing music and is more in shape than my dad and doesn't look stupid in vests. But what the heck was up with his Super Bowl Halftime performance? I can almost forgive his slide into the camera -- things... more info

Allmusic Blog — Before Bruce Springsteen took the Super Bowl stage this weekend, he found time to apologize for his recent partnership with Wal-Mart. Springsteen granted the U.S. superstore exclusive rights to release his band’s greatest hits CD, a decision he now... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Did everyone see Bruce Springsteen at the Halftime Show of the Superbowl last night? How about the part where he slid into the camera?? Awesome! He played a medley of songs, including “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out,” “Born to Run,” new single “Wo... more info

A Deeper Shade of Soul — Bruce Springsteen’s 13 minute set (they went over by one minute) last night at the Super Bowl halftime show was a lot of fun. Bruce and the band looked like they were having a great time, and true to his word, the mini-set showcased the feeli... more info

Guardian Music — In what has become a recent tradition in the States, Bruce Springsteen was yesterday the fifth veteran act in a row to be booked by the NFL for the allotted 12 minutes during half-time at the Super Bowl, following on from Janet Jackson and Justin Tim... more info

USA Today Music — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed a four-song, 12-minute set at halftime of the Super Bowl. Springsteen took ... more info