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Miley Cyrus has posted an emotional video to Twitter following Hillary Clinton’s loss as the first female president of the United States. Late last night (Nov. 8), the election results came in that Donald Trump would be serving as the 45th president of the United States. While his supporters were full of praise, many in the music industry are still mourning Clinton’s loss, the “Hands of Love” singer amongst them. -
Watch Ty Dolla $ign, Future 'Campaign' Video Just In Time For Election Day
Ty Dolla $ign and Future are getting in the mood for election season as well Ty Dolla $ign and Future are getting in the mood for election season as well. -
Lorde Writes Emotional Letter to Fans on Her 20th Birthday, Updates Album Progress
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Taylor Swift Encourages Fans to Vote Today with a Line Selfie Following Lorde Birthday Party
Taylor Swift is encouraging fans to vote today with a selfie she took while in line to do so herself. The “Blank Space” singer has remained relatively quiet during the election, but made sure to post to her Instagram account today (Nov. 8) in an effort to reach her 92.9 million followers. -
Lady Gaga, Bon Jovi Performed at Midnight Rally for Hillary Clinton In North Carolina
Lady Gaga and Jon Bon Jovi performed at a midnight rally for Hillary Clinton late last night. The “Perfect Illusion” singer has been publicly supporting Clinton throughout the election. The rally took place in Raleigh, North Carolina this past Monday night (Nov. 7). -
YG Giving Out Red 'FDT' Bagels In Compton On Election Day
Get out there and vote today! YG has been bashing Donald Trump before most other members of the music community even thought about it. He released his single "FDT" (meaning F*ck Donald Trump), back in March and has since been riding the odd political momentum from that song with public appearances and tour on the back of that song. -
Chance The Rapper Leads Parade Of Young Voters To Polls In Chicago
Last night he led a large group of young voters on a parade through the streets of Chicago to a polling station. -
Eric Prydz Announces EPIC 5.0, First Show At London Steelyard In 2017
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Watch Grimes' Daisy Girl-Inspired Pro-Hillary Clinton Voting Ad
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Jay Z, Beyonce, Chance The Rapper Star In New Hillary Clinton Campaign Voting Ad
With less than 24 hours until the polls open across the United States, the final push is on to get voters out on Nov. 8. -
Lady Gaga Tells Melania Trump Her Anti-Bullying Stance is 'Hypocrisy'
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