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Bruce Springsteen Streets Of Minneapolis Condemns ICE Violence In New Protest Song

by Paul Cashmere

Bruce Springsteen has released Streets Of Minneapolis, a rapid-response protest song condemning trump’s Gestapo violence and honouring two victims killed by federal agents.

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Artists Abandon Kennedy Center As Trump Name Change Triggers Cultural Boycott

by Paul Cashmere

The Kennedy Center is facing mass cancellations as artists protest the renaming of the venue to include Donald Trump’s name, sparking a cultural backlash.

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Jimmy Kimmel returns to late-night television after suspension

Jimmy Kimmel Calls Donald Trump an ‘80s Movie Bully in Return Monologue

by Paul Cashmere

Jimmy Kimmel returned to his late-night stage swinging at Donald Trump, comparing him to an ’80s movie bully and even tying him to Biff from Back to the Future.

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Neil Young photo by Ros O'Gorman

Neil Young Unleashes “Big Crime”, a Bold New Protest Anthem Targeting Trump’s White House

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Neil Young has gone into full trump attack mode with his latest salvo in the world of protest music. “Big Crime” hits with the fury of a veteran rocker who knows his voice still matters.

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