As he faces accusations that he concealed Joe Biden’s mental decrepitude from big-ticket donors and other Democrat party elites, Jeffrey Katzenberg has come forward for the first time since the president announced on Sunday that he won’t be seeking re-election.
Peter Schweizer believes the tango over Joe Biden dropping out was “largely an effort to extract” the best deal for his family.
Democracy doesn’t die in darkness. It dies in plain sight on the front pages of the far-left New York Times and Washington Post. It dies at the top of every cable news hour. It dies on Rob Reiner’s Xwitter account.
A prominent Hollywood megadonor is putting the screws to vulnerable Senate Democrats by pressuring them to publicly abandon Joe Biden, saying he won’t give them another dime unless they call on the president to quit his bid for re-election.
Not so long ago, Jeffrey Katzenberg promised he would raise all the resources Joe Biden would need for re-election. Now, it appears he is failing to live up to that promise as donors continue to jump ship following the president’s catastrophic debate performance.
Hollywood insiders have reportedly directed their ire at DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg now that Biden will be the nominee.
The attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump on Saturday comes after years of violent rhetoric from left-wing Hollywood celebrities.
Hollywood Democrat donors have been quietly turning on mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg after he persuaded them into backing Joe Biden under the promise that the president would be physically and mentally fit for another four-year term, despite being 81 years of age.
In the wake Joe Biden’s debate fiasco, many Hollywood Democrat donors are pointing their fingers at Jeffrey Katzenberg, claiming he misled them by downplaying Biden’s cognitive decline.
Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg reportedly had to engage in some heavy lifting to convince skeptical Democrat donors that President Joe Biden isn’t too old to run again.
With just six months until the presidential election, Democrats are aggressively pushing the Trump-is-Hitler narrative, with former Disney boss Jeffrey Katzenberg being the latest figure to resurrect the hoary analogy in an apparent effort to scare the left’s deeply divided base into rallying around the unpopular Joe Biden.
Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg called former President Donald Trump a “colossal asshole” and a “catastrophe” during a recent Los Angeles event while also claiming that President Joe Biden is “one of the most decent human beings I know.”
Hollywood elites are planning to throw more money at President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign, with a star-studded fundraiser reportedly being planned for mid-June that will feature George Clooney and former President Barack Obama.
The Biden campaign has announced a star-studded line-up for a fundraiser at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall scheduled for Thursday evening featuring Queen Latifah, Lea Michele, and Lizzo.
In his new book “Blood Money,” Peter Schweizer maps out the numerous and troubling ways Beijing has infiltrated Hollywood and turned this quintessentially American industry into a vassal of the Chinese Communist Party.
Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg traveled to Iowa this week to conduct damage control for President Joe Biden, whose poll numbers continue to crater amid widespread unpopularity on both sides of the aisle.
Yep, a whole lot of leftists who hate us are about to lose their jobs.
In “Breaking Biden,” you’ll learn about the moneyed elites who empowered Joe Biden and are now enjoying oligarchic power in Biden’s American.
Joe Biden has promised not to engage in any political fund raising in Hollywood during the writers and actors strike, according to a report.
With his advanced age and obvious cognitive and physical decline hurting his popularity even among die-hard Democrats, President Joe Biden has received some sage advice from his pal Jeffrey Katzenberg — be more like Indiana Jones!
Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg has pledged to deliver “all the resources” that the deeply unpopular President Joe Biden (D) will need to win re-election in 2024. In an interview with the Financial Times, Katzenberg, who is Biden’s campaign co-chair, said he
Rep. Liz Cheney’s (R-WY) campaign has found support among the rich and famous in the weeks heading into the August 16 primary against Trump-endorsed Harriet Hageman.
Many of the Democrat political elites are funding Rep. Liz Cheney’s (R-WY) reelection bid in Wyoming’s Republican primary against Trump-endorsed Harriet Hageman.
First Lady Jill Biden reportedly trashed former President Donald Trump at a glitzy Hollywood fundraiser on Friday, bragging that since Trump left office, people have come up to her saying “I feel like I can breathe.”
Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg is pumping money into advertisements to boost Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA), the leading candidate of the Democratic establishment for mayor of Los Angeles, against an insurgency by businessman Rick Caruso.
Hollywood elites including Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Rob Reiner, and Barbra Streisand are pouring money into California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) effort to beat the state’s recall election. The race is shaping up to be a nail-biter that could see voters removing the incumbent governor — who is beloved among showbiz leftists — and replacing him with a Republican.
A group of left-wing Hollywood elites, including former Disney and DreamWorks boss Jeffrey Katzenberg, is reportedly stepping forward to help California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) beat next month’s recall election.
Hollywood celebrities and executives, including pop star Sia, director Steven Spielberg, and filmmakers J.J. Abrams have opened their wallets to donate to California governor Gavin Newsom (D) ahead of the recall election that will determine whether or not the embattled pro-lockdown leader stays in office.
Hollywood celebrities and power players continue to step up their efforts to see the Democrats take back control of the Senate, with the former chairman of Walt Disney Studios Jeffrey Katzenberg hosting a $15,600 per person fundraiser in support of the Democrats’ Georgia Senate Victory Fund.
Quibi, the youth-oriented, short-form streaming entertainment platform headed by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, has announced that it is calling it quits just six months after the service launched to great fanfare in April. The decision to pull the plug represents a major blow for Katzenberg and Whitman, who courted tech investors and raised an estimated $2 billion for the venture.
Hollywood executives added diesel fuel to Joe Biden’s presidential campaign during the second quarter, with Jeffrey Katzenberg, Meg Whitman, Steven Spielberg and Bob Iger each donating six-figure sums in the hopes of propelling the 77-year-old former vice president into the White House.
Quibi, the highly touted short-form streaming service founded by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, has failed to generate much excitement among consumers or industry experts since launching in April. Now the extent of the market’s indifference is becoming clearer.
In a recent article, Vulture outlines how the recently launched mobile-only entertainment platform Quibi appears to have failed to grab viewers’ attention despite investing almost two billion in the mobile-only platform.
Joe Biden’s presidential campaign brought in a whopping $6 million during a virtual Hollywood fundraiser on Saturday, according to a report from Deadline.
Jeffrey Katzenberg, the former head of Walt Disney Studios and founder of mobile-only entertainment app Quibi, has blamed the Chinese virus pandemic for the app’s failed launch. The company raised $1.8 billion from Hollywood and Chinese investors, but its downloads languish far below the top 100 free iPhone apps.
I love movies and TV, but Quibi looks to me like it would be about as much fun as reading Vox.
While Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane’s primary focus is comedy, he “has quietly become one of the largest political donors of his generation in Hollywood,” according to the Los Angeles Times. What began as a $2,500 check to the Congressional
WASHINGTON (AP) — Jane Fonda is joining a group of Hollywood power players to host a fundraiser for presidential candidate Steve Bullock on Thursday, a show of support that could lend credibility among Democratic donors to the little-known Montana governor.
“Let’s lift our heads up. Again, not a joke, remember who the hell we are. And let’s go take it back!” Biden said.
Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker (D-NJ) plans to host two separate Hollywood fundraising dinners with the likes of Ben Affleck and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
