Star Trek cast launch their ‘Trek Against Trump’ campaign to unite fan base in unprecedented move
Celebrity Politics articles on Democracy Chronicles
This is our collection of Celebrity Politics articles where celebrities who promote democracy (or don't) are featured. In the democratic world where popular artists and other thinkers are free to criticize government, celebrities have often gone into politics. Celebrities represent a pool of potential political candidates who are often self-made individuals and, at the very least, usually not related to previous politicians. Also, see Political Art.
It’s Come to This: Katy Perry Strips to Boost Voter Turnout
If pop singer Katy Perry strips to encourage voting, it would certainly be a unique first in turnout battle
Examining Why Infamous Don King Endorsed Donald Trump
The former boxing promoter Don King endorsed Donald Trump and was embraced by the campaign
Hollywood Racism Undeniable According to Daniel Radcliffe
Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe says that Hollywood racism is a major problem in the film industry
In Reflection of Broader Trends, the Emmy Awards Get Political
Diversity on display while celebrity guests can’t avoid election comments as Emmy Awards get political
Bring Back Rock the Vote Campaign in this Election
We need to understand the difference the Rock the Vote Campaign made for all those 40 year olds or 20 year olds out there . It gave an opportunity to people of various ages and gave many celebrities a platform to express their opinions
Eddie Vedder Joins Musical Campaign Against Gun Violence
Pearl Jam lead singer Eddie Vedder will perform at event organized by Concert Across America charity
Brad Pitt Compares Reactionary Trump Support to Brexit
Mega celebrity Brad Pitt questions source of Trump support during interview with New York Times
UN Peacekeepers Get Support in Angelina Jolie Speech
Challenges of UN peacekeeping and recent sexual assault scandals part of Angelina Jolie speech
Study Examines the Depth of Hollywood Inequality
Questions on the extent of Hollywood inequality behind and in front of the screen launched this study