Actor Mark Ruffalo and Cher joined the Donald Trump protest on the streets chanting against the president-elect Donald Trump.

Lady Gaga called for kindness, Miley Cyrus was in tears, Madonna vowed never to give up and Katy Perry urged Americans not to weep. 

Buffalo and Cher took part in the public demonstration against the new American President alongside a number of disgruntled people following the US presidential election, which saw Trump defeating the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. 

Also Read: Donald Trump’s victory stumps Hollywood

Also Read: Film celebrities laud Modi’s ‘masterstroke’ of demonetisation

The actor shared a clip of himself surrounded by several protesters outside Trump Tower, on his Instagram account on Thursday.

He captioned the post: “Love Trumps hate love fest NYC, thousands in the street”.

The “Spotlight” actor also tweeted that he is against the “hate Trump elicits”.

“This is what we were out protesting tonight. It’s the hate Trump elicits from his followers. Trump protest,” he posted.

Ruffalo isn’t the only one to be in support of the protests as singers like Madonna, Lady Gaga and Cher are also backing campaigns against Trump.

IANS

Singers Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber swept the MTV European Music Awards (EMA) by collecting two prizes each at a ceremony that paid tribute to late musician Prince.

At the ceremony held on Sunday, host Bebe Rexha said the EMA trophies had been turned purple in memory of the “Purple rain” hitmaker who died in April, reports mirror.co.uk.

Also Read: Deepika Padukone is presenter at MTV Europe Music Awards

Gaga took home the Best Female and Best Look while Bieber beat “Hello” hitmaker Adele in the Best Song category for the hit track “Sorry”.

The Canadian singer also won Best Fans, marking the third year in a row that he has collected the prize.

However, Bieber lost out to social media star and singer Shawn Mendes in the Best Male category while Dutch DJ Martin Garrix collected two awards.

Garrix, 20, who launched his own record label earlier this year, won Best Electro Act and Best World Stage awards.

Despite being nominated for three awards including Best Female, Adele left empty-handed. The British success came from Coldplay, who picked up the Best Rock award.

Drake was named Best Hip-Hop Act while American rock band Green Day were handed the global icon prize for their contribution to music, according to mirror.co.uk.

Collecting their award, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong said it was “really nice to be in Europe right now”.

He said: “It’s nice to be out of America just for a second because of this horrendous election that’s going on right now.

“Our entire country is about to have one big collective heart attack.”

IANS