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0:00It's April 9th, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI-powered in Spotlight Ready. I'm Cory with the story. Hollywood and the White House are added again. This time over George Clooney, calling out sharp words from Donald Trump on the Iran conflict. Trump warned on social media that a whole civilization could end unless Iran reopens the straight of Hormuz and Clooney fired back, saying, talk like, that crosses into war-crime territory. According to 3,000 high school kids in Italy at his foundation event, Clooney stressed there's a decency line even in politics, no matter your, views. The White House hit back hard, mocking Clooney's acting skills in bad movies, but he wasn't having it. In his response, Clooney points to families losing loved ones, kids dying, and the global economy hanging by a thread, urging real debate over, playground insults. He even nodded to legal definitions under international law for destroying a nation. Now, a conditional two-week ceasefire is holding between the U.S. and Iran as talks push

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