Springsteen, Fonda Lead Anti-Trump Rallies

0:00On March 29, Bruce Springsteen headlined a no-kings rally in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis in St. Paul this weekend, part of protests nationwide. Against Trump administration moves like ice raids and the Iran conflict. These rallies fired of crowds pushing back on federal policies, especially after earlier clashes in Minneapolis where two protesters, Alex Pretty and Renee Good, died during encounters with law enforcement. Springsteen dropped a track called Streets of Minneapolis back in January to honor them, and he performed it live at the Minnesota State Capitol, praising the city's resistance as a spark for the whole country. Jane fond of showed up too, skipping a speech to read a heartfelt statement from Renee Good's partner, Becca, who shared her grief over losing someone. Full of kindness, then raised a power fist before introducing Maggie Rogers on stage with Joan Baez and Tom Morello for a Bob Dylan classic. Meanwhile, big names join rallies elsewhere.

1:00Robert DeNiro marched in New York, Kathy Griffin held signs in Los Angeles calling out ice alongside. A netbending in Edward James, almost, keeping the anti-Trump energy rolling coast to coast. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.