Kermit the Frog stops by In The Loop to sing in support of the Green Movement.  Lyrics, guitar, puppeteering, all by Jeff Horwich.

A message from Hadi Khorsandi to all human rights supporters.

Mohsen Namjoo, who was once named Iran’s Bob Dylan by New York Times, sends a message to all those who support the Green Movement.  Aside from being a singer-songwriter, Namjoo is also an actor, author, and brilliant Setar player.

Although raising awareness for the Baha’i persecutions in Iran, Shohreh’s words also speak of human rights for all in Iran.

SAN FRANCISCO — ComScore reported on Friday that US online video viewing hit a record high in June as people turned to the Internet for news of pop star Michael Jackson’s death and Iran’s election turmoil.  More than 157 million people, the largest such US audience for a single month, watched nearly 19.5 billion online videos in June, according to the industry-tracking firm’s Video Metrix service.  “The surge in video viewing is primarily attributable to important news stories circulating in June, including Michael Jackson’s death and the Iranian elections,” comScore said. Go to AFP.

On their 360 tour, U2, once again, dedicates “Sunday Bloody Sunday” to the green movement and asks people to turn on Radio Tehran.  This is their show in Zaghreb.

British rock singer Sting is calling for the release of political prisoners in Iran in criticism of the country’s human rights violations.  He called on Iran to release prominent-Iranian-American academic Kian Tajbakhsh.  Iranian authorities arrested Mr Tajbakhsh for the second time in recent years last month amid a crackdown following disputed June 12 presidential elections.  See More.

U2 remains Green.  They have been dedicating ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’ at each performance on their world tour to the opposition movement in Iran.  This is in Chorzow, Poland.

The Iranian-American duo Mozane wrote ‘Time for Freedom’ for the people of Iran.

U2 on their 360 degrees world tour.  They have been dedicating the performance of “Sunday Bloody Sunday” at each show to the people of Iran and going ‘green’ in support of those fighting oppression in Iran.  This is their Dublin show, July 24th, 2009.

From Tokyo to Bogota, people in more than 90 cities plan to gather for rallies, concerts and marches Saturday to show solidarity with the people of Iran, whose government has grappled with unrest since its presidential election June 12.  Events in the USA include rallies in at least three dozen cities, including Boston; Helena, Mont.; and Fresno, Calif. Go to USA Today.

This weekend, Iranian-born artist Shirin Neshat, a Sundance Institute Artist Trustee, sat at our annual Board Retreat and described in detail a terrifying situation that is not known well enough by any of us, including the media. As we gather this evening, we stand in solidarity with those recently arrested in Iran’s post-election demonstrations who include some of the most compelling, clear and independent voices of Iran — its artists, journalists, filmmakers and human rights leaders, including some who are part of the Sundance community. Go to Huffington Post.

A Persian song by Googoosh.  She was a major pop star in Iran during the 1970’s and continues to be a major star to this stay.  This is a mix of some of her major works.

Dr. Reza Baraheni intoduces his old friend Noam Chomsky at the hunger strike for Iran, in front of the U.N. Headquarters on July 23, 2009.

A group of 30 prominent Iranians in exile — including academics, artists, actors and advocates — commenced a three-day hunger strike across the street from United Nations headquarters in New York City yesterday. Go to Tehran Bureau.