Celine Dion Sends Warning to Donald Trump After He Uses Song at Rally

Trump's Montana Rally Sparks Conspiracy Theories with Celine Dion’s Titanic Soundtrack Slip-Up

Former President Donald Trump's Montana rally became the centre of attention after Celine Dion’s iconic Titanic theme, “My Heart Will Go On,” was played, sparking widespread conspiracy theories. The unexpected choice of the song, known for its association with a sinking ship, led to speculation that it was an intentional jab at Trump's campaign. Social media users quickly noted the irony, with some suggesting the rally coordinator might be trolling Trump. The incident, which highlights the unpredictable nature of political events, has fueled debates and added an unexpected twist to Trump's campaign narrative. #TrumpRally #CelineDion #TitanicSong #MontanaEvent #ConspiracyTheory #PoliticalIrony #MusicAndPolitics #Trump2024 #RallyDrama #CulturalClash #SocialMediaBuzz #PoliticalTheater #UnexpectedPlaylist #CampaignGaffe #ViralMoment ~HT.97~PR.152~ED.103~

2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony: Lady Gaga & Céline Dion Perform, Athletes Sail Down the River Seine | THR News Video

Lady Gaga dazzles amidst pink poms and welcomes us to Paris, while Celine Dion stuns us all with a majestic performance under the Eiffel tower and teams from countries across the world make their entrance sailing down the River Seine. The 2024 Paris Olympics are officially underway and kicked off the global event with an epic opening ceremony. This is the first time the Olympics opening ceremony was not held inside a stadium but rather outside in front of iconic Parisian landmarks.

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Iran Wants Kamala Harris As New U.S President? Trump's Claims of Hacked Emails Exposed | Explained

Iran’s permanent mission to the United Nations has firmly rejected allegations of hacking the campaign of US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. The mission stated that the Islamic Republic does not give any credibility to these accusations, emphasizing that Iran has no intention or motive to interfere in the US presidential election. This response follows a report by Politico, which disclosed that it had started receiving emails from an anonymous account containing documents from within Trump's campaign. #Iran #DonaldTrump #hacking #USpresidentialelction