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0:00It's April 1st. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Bruce Springsteen kicked off his new tour at Target Center in Minneapolis by firing shots at Donald Trump. The 76-year-old rocker called these dangerous times under Trump's leadership and rallied the crowd against what he sees as a corrupt administration. He urged fans to pick hope over fear, democracy over authoritarianism, and unity over division, and clothes with a cover of Edwin Stars' war. A. Protest tune he's used since the Reagan era. This comes right after Springsteen had lined the no-kings rally in nearby St. Paul, pushing back on Trump policies like ice raids. Trump hit back hard earlier, calling Springsteen a dried-out prune and telling him to stay quiet overseas, but the boss fired right back, labeling in. An American tragedy with Congress two weeks to check the power. Springsteen's no stranger to this fight, from backing Kamala Harris last year to songs calling out police brutality and immigrant struggles, keeping his fans locked in on real

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