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Kristen Stewart and Vanessa Hudgens proudly hold up their signs while joining the Women’s March on Saturday (January 21).

Kristen joined many celebrities in Park City, Utah, while Vanesasa joined her sister Stella, as well as friends Laura New and Kim Hidalgo in Los Angeles.

Vanessa wore a crop top that read “Yeah P–y” and held a sign that said “I am woman hear me roar!”

Vanessa posted a few photos on her Instagram page. “UNITED WE STAND,” she captioned one of the images. Check them out below!

Also pictured: Vanessa wearing a light pink velvet outfit while leaving dinner later that night.

FYI: Vanessa is wearing a Jocelyn jacket and Vera Wang Eyewear sunglasses. She is also wearing a pink velvet PrettyLittleThing set.

10+ pictures inside of Vanessa Hudgens and Kristen Stewart marching for women…More Here! »

Bruce Springsteen took a moment to recognize the Women’s March during his latest concert.

The legendary singer, who often speaks out about politics and causes he supports, sent love during his show at Perth Arena on Sunday (January 22) in Perth, Australia.

“We’re a long way from home, and our hearts and spirits are with the hundreds of thousands of men and women that marched yesterday in every city in America – and in Melbourne!” Bruce told the crowd. “[They] rallied against hate and division and in support of tolerance, inclusion, reproductive rights, civil rights, racial justice, LGBTQ rights, the environment, wage equality, gender equality, healthcare, and immigrant rights. We stand with you. We are the new American resistance.”

Watch Bruce‘s remarks below:

A video of a group of women singing a poignant song called “Quiet” during the Women’s March has gone viral.

It was written by Los Angeles musician MILCK, who led an a cappella group in song as they walked around the D.C. area for the grassroots march, which was attended by an estimated half a million people.

“The #ICANTKEEPQUIET project is dedicated to celebrating our unique voices and identities, in an effort to break the cycles of oppression perpetuated by today’s media,” the website for the song/project states.

Emma Watson even shared the inspiring video on Twitter.

MILCK is clearly in awe over the response, tweeting, “this is amazing… choirs from all over the world want to learn this arrangement. I’ll have public arrangements for free download soon!”

Watch one of the performances below!

Donald Trump has broken his silence on the groundbreaking Women’s March that was held across the country this weekend.

The 70-year-old President took to social media to respond to the thousands and thousands of protesters who peacefully marched in Washington D.C., New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more.

“Watched protests yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election! Why didn’t these people vote? Celebs hurt cause badly,” Trump tweeted.

The numbers are still coming in, but the New York Daily News reports an estimated half a million people showed up to the D.C. march alone.

Meanwhile, Trump also wrote, “Wow, television ratings just out: 31 million people watched the Inauguration, 11 million more than the very good ratings from 4 years ago!”

Trump gave a speech to the CIA in which he made false claims about the numbers of people in attendance at his inauguration.

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis pose for a photo while marching with hundreds of thousands of others at the 2017 Women’s March on Saturday (January 21) in Washington, D.C.

Also spotted at the march were Juliane Moore and Carla Gugino!

Olivia took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the historic march. “That was the most incredible crowd I’ve ever been lucky enough to be a part of. I am blown away. WOW. We are a force to be reckoned with! �’�,” she tweeted.

“Because women’s rights are human rights,” Julianne tweeted about her reason for marching.

FYI: Olivia is wearing Vans shoes.

Kesha wears a shirt with a message for President Trump written on it while attending the 2017 Women’s March on Saturday (January 21) in Los Angeles.

The 29-year-old singer, who was joined at the event by her mom Pebe Sebert, had the message, “Mr. President, I dare you to ‘grab’ me by the pu–y” on her shirt.

Kesha also held up a sign featuring photos of Trump‘s sons Don Jr. and Eric hunting along with the message “marching for the animals.”

Also spotted at the event were Jessica Biel and Lana Parrilla, as well as Juliette Lewis and Laverne Cox, who both appeared on stage.

10+ pictures inside of Kesha, Jessica Biel, and more at the march… More Here! »

Kate Hudson wasn’t able to make it to the Women’s March and she’s having FOMO over not experiencing the historic event!

“Remarkable! I was so gutted today that I couldn’t be apart of the women’s march but as I watch from afar I am overwhelmed with love and pride!” the 37-year-old actress captioned an Instagram photo of the crowds in Washington, D.C.

“Even though I am having serious FOMO I feel so supported by our global tribe and I want to thank every single woman out there marching and for speaking up for those of us who couldn’t make it! #womensmarch �’�✌️️✊�’�,” Kate added.

Pictured inside: Kate stepping out of a medical building on Thursday (January 19) in Los Angeles.