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Paris Jackson is following in her godmother’s footsteps – she is now an ambassador for the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (E.T.A.F.), which the late actress founded in 1991 and which funds organizations worldwide that support comprehensive sexual-health education, HIV criminalization reform, and more.

On stage at Global Citizen Live! on Monday (September 19) in New York City, the 19-year-old model and actress stood with Xavier Bettle, the openly gay and married Prime Minister of Luxembourg, to publicly pledge her 100% support to fighting the AIDS pandemic.

“Thirty years ago, almost to the day, our then-president Ronald Reagan would not speak about AIDS publicly while the pandemic was wreaking havoc within the gay community; he wouldn’t even say the word…AIDS,” Paris told the audience (via Vanity Fair). “Elizabeth Taylor was having none of that. She wasn’t going to let this crisis run wild as it directly impacted her friends & loved ones, those the administration considered discardable. Undaunted, she went to DC and spoke as loud as she could. From the Oval Office to testifying in front of Congress, Elizabeth would not be silenced. Her tireless efforts led to Ronald Reagan finally uttering the word AIDS publicly in 1987.”

“Here we are decades later, living under a president who lost the popular vote and has proven himself to have the compassion and empathy of a dead flashlight battery,” Paris continued. “His budget proposes slashing healthcare funding for HIV/AIDS worldwide. So now, here I am hearing my Godmother’s voice, urging me to be heard and not allow all that’s been accomplished, in finding the cure, to fall by the wayside. But listen…I’ve got real news for him. None of us were discardable in 1987, and none of us are discardable now.”

Paris was joined at the event by Annie Lennox, Game of Thrones star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Paul Shaffer, Michael Moore and rapper French Montana.

FYI: Paris is wearing L’AGENCE.

Michael Moore is joined by Olivia Wilde while heading to Trump Tower for a protest against President Trump on Tuesday night (August 15) in New York City.

The 63-year-old filmmaker is currently doing a one-man show on Broadway and he was joined by other stars like Olivia and her 1984 co-star Tom Sturridge, as well as that evening’s theatregoers Mark Ruffalo, Marisa Tomei, and Fisher Stevens.

“Stand up for justice, stand up for America. Trump is not a legitimate president. Trump is not America. We love America,” Olivia chanted with the crowd.

Zoe Kazan was also there and chanted, “We reject facism. We reject white supremacy. We reject neo-Nazis. We will not accept white supremacy in the White House. We will not accept violence towards black and brown people. We will not accept Nazi rhetoric in 2017. We have power, we we have voices, we will not silenced.”

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Michael Moore is supported tons of his famous friends at the opening night of his new Broadway play!

Rosie O’Donnell, Gloria Steinem, Christie Brinkley, Marlo Thomas, Kathy Najimy, and Josh Lucas hit the red carpet for the opening night of The Terms of My Surrender on Thursday night (August 10) at the Belasco Theatre in New York City.

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After the show, Michael and his friends marched through the streets of NYC as they headed to the after party.

The Terms of My Surrender will be running on Broadway through October 22.

15+ pictures inside the stars attending the opening night party…

Michael Moore is set to make his Broadway debut in a new solo show that will take aim at President Donald Trump.

The political filmmaker will hit the Great White Way in a new play called The Terms of My Surrender and the tagline on the poster reads, “Can a Broadway show bring down a sitting president?”

“It’s a humorous play about a country that’s just elected a madman – I mean, there’s really no other way to put it,” Michael told the New York Times.

“We’re 10 blocks from Trump Tower, we’re in the corporate capital of America, we’re in the financial capital of America, we’re in the media capital of America,” he added. “If one was going to stand on a stage and do the things that I’m going to do, there’s only one place to do it, and it’s here in this city and it’s right here at the epicenter of creative expression and free speech.”

The Terms of My Surrender, directed by Tony winner Michael Mayer, will open at the Belasco Theater in July and run for 12 weeks.

Michael Moore just revealed that he has been secretly working on a documentary about Donald Trump that he plans to release on Wednesday (October 19).

The 62-year-old filmmaker took to his Twitter to announce Michael Moore in Trumpland would be available to screen in Los Angeles and New York this week.

The film is rumored to follow Michael as he attempted to stage a one-man show about Donald in Ohio that was shut down after being deemed too controversial.

Michael Moore in Trumpland will also be available for purchase on iTunes starting on October 19th.

Bernie Sanders pulled off a major upset in the Michigan primaries on Tuesday (March 8) and lots of celebs are reacting to the win.

The Democratic presidential hopeful won the primary by a 50-48 margin after Hillary Clinton was expected to win the state. She was leading by a wide margin in the days leading up to today’s vote.

“I just want to thank the people of Michigan who repudiated the polls, who repudiated the pundits,” Sanders said in a news conference. “The people’s revolution, the political revolution we’re talking about is strong in every part of the country.”

Documentary director Michael Moore, who is a Michigan native, was very excited about the win and Oscar-nominated actor Mark Ruffalo also tweeted his praise for Bernie.

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Michael Moore tweeted about his dislike of snipers after American Sniper‘s huge box office success and now is receiving some backlash for what he said.

The 60-year-old filmmaker took to Twitter to talk about his uncle who was the victim of a sniper attack.

“My uncle killed by sniper in WW2. We were taught snipers were cowards. Will shoot u in the back. Snipers aren’t heroes. And invaders r worse” Michael tweeted. “But if you’re on the roof of your home defending it from invaders who’ve come 7K miles, you are not a sniper, u are brave, u are a neighbor.”

When Michael realized there was a ton of backlash, he added some additional clarification.

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