You know how a few of those songs from Neon Bible (the Fire's latest release) sound like Bruce Springsteen? Yeah, well, now it all makes sense: The Canadian band joined Bruce and the E Streeters onstage in Ottawa last night.

As you might have guessed, it appears that Soulja Boy is more ringtone than full-length. Classic rocking Bruce Springsteen pretty much crushed the young Atlanta-based rapper on The Billboard 200. Bruce stayed true to his nickname by landing his latest, Magic, at No. 1, while Soulja Boy's debut, souljaboytellem.com, came in at No. 4.

This is the Boss man's eighth No. 1 debut on The Billboard 200, which he easily landed with 335,000 copies sold. That put him one spot in front of Rascal Flatts' Still Feels Good and two spots in front of Matchbox Twenty's dismally titled Exile on Mainstream. Soulja Boy sold 117,262 copies of souljaboytellem.com.

Get your bandana out and roll your sleeves up. Inventor of the Jersey Shore sound, Bruce Springsteen officially has his own day in Connecticut. Governor Jodi Rell declared today, Tuesday, October 2, "Bruce Springsteen Day" in the state.

Rell honored Bruce in part because he and the E Street Band play tonight at the Hartford Civic Center to celebrate the release of Magic, which is out today, not that anyone other than the band was particularly compelled to hear more from the album after its debut single.

How much Bruce is too much Bruce? Looks like we're about to find out.

E Street Radio, a station devoted to playing songs from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band around the clock, launches today on Sirius Satellite Radio.



Um, why has no one thought of this idea before?

The station is set to kick off with a rare 1978 concert, though I'm personally waiting for an 8-hour block where they loop nothing but "Secret Garden".

Bruce Springsteen is about to step up his game on Amazon.com, where he's soon to get the site's largest single-artist store. Of course, we all know Simon Cowell should really get this spot, but I'm sure The Boss's albums will sell just fine.

Bruce Springsteen is about to head out on a full tour in support of his upcoming release, Magic, but before he does he'll play two shows in his hometown, Asbury Park, New Jersey.

A week after giving away his latest single as a free iTunes download, Bruce Springsteen has released a new video for the song.

Bruce Springsteen is about to re-establish his reign as king of the road, so says the announcement less than a day after he released his new Tommy Tutone-inspired single, "Radio Nowhere."

You may have heard the track on the radio when it leaked last week, but now you can get it for free on iTunes. Get your Max Weinberg on.

This is Bruce's first album with the band since 2002's The Rising.

A piano played by everyone from Todd Rundgren and Bob Dylan to Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen is currently available on eBay.