CELINE Dion is the latest musician to ban Donald Trump from using their crowd-rousing songs during his presidential campaigning.
The singer took a swipe at the former US president as one of his rallies played her music without permission.
Dion, 56, issued a stinging statement over the weekend, a day after Trump used a video clip of My Heart Will Go On from the 1997 film Titanic.
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