Springsteen Prays for Trump After White House Scare

0:00It's April 27th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI what everyone's talking about. Bruce Springsteen switched up his vibe at his Austin concert, pausing to pray for President Trump after that shooting scare at the White House, correspondence, dinner. Secret service rushed the President and first lady out when loud noises hit the Washington Hilton ballroom Saturday night. Cops quickly took down the suspect, 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen, who breached a checkpoint, but no one got hurt. The 76-year-old rocker started his moody center show by thanking God that Trump, his team and attendees stayed safe. He called for prayers for troops overseas, too, then stressed unity over politics. Fans online had split takes, some praising the olive branch, others calling it fake since Springsteen's long-criticized Trump. A few said it was just damage control to dodge backlash. Springsteen's no stranger to speaking out, pushing peaceful action on his land of hope and dreams tour, and dropping tracks like streets of Minneapolis.

1:01About recent protests, Trump hit back hard on true social last month, slamming him as a hater with bad plastic surgery. This back and forth shows how music and politics keep colliding, even when cooler heads call for peace. Springsteen's still touring, dropping those real-talk moments that make you think.