Glenn Close, Spike Lee and more

As millions of Americans take to the streets – from New York to Los Angeles, and from Washington, D.C. to Chicago – Hollywood is voicing its support for “No Kings” protests across the country, with notable figures like Glenn Close, Spike Lee, Jean Smart, and many others paying tribute to the Day of Dissent.

As Deadline reported yesterday, networks planned extensive coverage of the event nationwide, the second round of historic demonstrations against President Donald Trump and his actions at the White House after the June rallies.

Close, who was recently seen at the red carpet premiere of Ryan Murphy’s upcoming legal drama Everything is fair, Posted a selfie She holds a sign that reads: “No oligarchs, no dictators, no tyrants, no tyrants, no kings!!”

At the same time, Highest 2 Lowest exit A photo shared by a protester With plagiarism mark timeTrump’s latest cover, which includes the caption “It’s time to go!” Lee added in the caption: “Stand up. YA-DIG❓SH😇-NUFF.”

in Instagram video It was made a few days ago, and has won several Emmy Awards Hacks Star Smart urged people to join a “peaceful protest” in a city near them, adding: “The current resident of the White House seems to think he’s fooled everyone, but he’s made it very clear that he admires dictators and wishes he were one. Ironically, this country was founded on our rebellion against having a king… The most patriotic thing you can do is say, ‘No kings.’ King doesn’t belong in the United States of America.”

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