All The Celebrities That Marched This Weekend

Saturday January 21st, saw 2.9 million people – yes men and women –  take to the streets to join the peaceful protest across the globe in support of women’s rights. Think hosting the march the day after Trump was inaugurated was a coincidence? Think again. The global marches aimed to unite people against Donald Trump’s presidency, highlighting issues under threat from the new US administration and draw support for all minorities – from LGBT members to people with disabilities. Though individual reasons for marching were varied – follow the #whyimarch hashtag to see more stories – one thing is for certain, these…

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How the world reacted to the news that Trump is president

What has been the response to Trump’s presidency? We round up the best Tweets from around the world… American activist and political pundit Danielle Moodie-Mills labelled it “hatred on a level that we have not seen since Jim Crow "I have nothing left to lose so I will say it: This is white supremacy's last stand." This clip sums up #ElectionNight. pic.twitter.com/W5wXlcMRdl — MAX IM A KOOPA (@meakoopa) November 9, 2016 Taiwan took it pretty well TomoNews declares US presidential election for @RealDonaldTrump. Congratulations President Elect Donald Trump. Love, Taiwan. pic.twitter.com/NycUfPUiYk — TomoNews US (@TomoNewsUS) November 9, 2016 Australia, however,…

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Louise Pentland tells us what she really thinks about Trump

Tomorrow will draw a close to what seems like the longest elections ever. That’s right, after months of leaked emails, pantsuits and dodgy fake tans,  one of the two blondes (that’s either Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton) will finally be named President of the United States. At least that’s the plan. Donald Trump said he will refuse to accept the outcome of the US elections should he lose. Which is fine – we refuse to accept Trump has been running in the first place. And we’re not the only ones. We caught up with YouTube star Louise Pentland to see…

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