Celebrities Unite for Democracy: Stars Join No Kings Day Protests

Across the country, famous faces took to the streets to voice their dissent against the Trump administration's policies. This wasn't just any ordinary day; it was No Kings Day, a movement that started earlier in the year and gained momentum with each passing protest.

Celebrities Unite for Democracy

Pedro Pascal

• Role: Known for "The Last of Us"
• Location: Los Angeles
• Action: Shared photos on Instagram
• Message: "PROTECT #Democracy"

Kerry Washington

• Role: Star of "Scandal"
• Location: Los Angeles
• Action: Posted video and photos
• Message: Unity and gratitude

Murray Bartlett

• Role: From "The White Lotus"
• Location: Los Angeles
• Action: Wore a custom "No Kings" hat
• Message: Peaceful gathering for rights

Cecily Strong

• Role: Former "Saturday Night Live" cast member
• Location: Massachusetts
• Action: Shared photos and video
• Message: Humorous take on protesters

Billy Eichner

• Role: Actor and comedian
• Location: New York
• Action: Posted a picture
• Message: Peaceful march against fascist bullies

John Cusack

• Role: Actor
• Location: Chicago
• Action: Spoke to CNN
• Message: Trump's vision of a "fascist hub" is far from reality

Carrie Coon

• Role: Star of "The Gilded Age"
• Location: New York
• Action: Spoke at a protest
• Message: "Rise up" and "rebuke this tyranny"

Glenn Close

• Role: Eight-time Oscar nominee
• Location: New York
• Action: Shared a photo with a handmade No Kings sign
• Message: Pride in protesters

Jack Black and Jamie Lee Curtis

• Roles: Actor and actress
• Locations: Various
• Actions: Shared experiences
• Messages: Importance of voting and making your voice heard

Spike Lee

• Role: Director
• Location: New York
• Action: Shared a photo
• Message: "GET UP STAND UP"

Kathy Griffin

• Role: Comedian
• Location: Malibu
• Action: Led protesters in chants
• Messages: "This is what democracy looks like!" and "Love, not hate, that's what makes America great"