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Donald Trump will want to take note of actress Meryl Streep's speech while receiving the Cecil B DeMille award at the Golden Globes held in Los Angeles on Sunday night (early Monday for some of us). The 67 year old star delivered a blistering attack on the President Elect of the USA, slamming his 'instinct to humiliate' in a speech that didn't name Trump but made it only too clear who she meant when she said she had been 'stunned by one performance.' Ms Streep referenced Hugh Laurie's acceptance speech in which he said this was surely the last Golden Globes, an award show presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association an oblique comment on Donald Trump's xenophobic agenda. Ms Streep spoke about the diversity in Hollywood, from Amy Adams and Natalie Portman, born in Italy and Jerusalem, to Ruth Negga and Dev Patel, born in Ethiopia and Kenya. Ysl replica A new generation of artists has carved their path by embracing the power of publishing via soc...