Actor Tim Robbins suggested Monday that the Democratic presidential nomination is being “stolen” from Bernie Sanders and given to Hillary Clinton due to “rigged” ballot machines and voter fraud, and blasted Clinton surrogate David Brock for “selling a fraudulent product.”
Hollywood’s biggest Democrat power players overwhelmingly back Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential race and have been writing the checks to prove it.
Will Ferrell no longer “feels the Bern.”
Actress Susan Sarandon took to her Twitter account on Wednesday to reiterate her support for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, saying it is “insulting” that women would be asked to vote for a female president based on gender alone.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Guardian released Monday, top Hollywood editor Janice Min — who heads one of the entertainment industry’s most influential publications, The Hollywood Reporter — confirmed that the traditionally reliable support base for Hillary Clinton among the industry’s biggest high-dollar donors has eroded in the 2016 election cycle.
Billionaire music mogul and former Obama supporter David Geffen is sitting out this year’s Democratic primary fundraising arms race.
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” director J.J. Abrams is throwing his support behind Clinton in the 2016 election.
Actress Susan Sarandon tore into Hillary Clinton after appearing at a rally for the Democrat presidential front-runner’s chief rival Bernie Sanders in Iowa on Wednesday night, saying in an interview that Clinton’s support for the Iraq War in 2002 precludes her from becoming president.
Actor Ryan Gosling broke his three-month Twitter silence by sharing a video of Democrat candidate Bernie Sanders at a recent campaign stop.
Bernie Sanders’ campaign on Friday unveiled a list of actors, directors, musicians and tech industry players and who have endorsed the independent Vermont Senator and self-described socialist’s bid for the presidency.
