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.
Former Vice President Joe Biden will attend a fundraiser in Los Angeles with a series of high-profile Hollywood figures next month — some of who supported both of former President Barack Obama’s campaigns, according to a report.
Former vice president Joe Biden is likely to jump into the Democratic race in the next week — and that means raising big piles of money from Hollywood power brokers.
Joe Biden and Jeffrey Katzenberg are teaming up for a Beverly Hills fundraiser to shore up cash for Democrats ahead of the midterm election.
Some of Hollywood’s most powerful and prominent figures are throwing their unending influence behind progressive candidates in a string of elite fundraisers, while other showbiz stars and operatives are holding secret strategy meetings to help strategize and elect liberal candidates.
Celebrities who double as gun control proponents were largely silent following the shooting at YouTube’s San Bruno, California, headquarters. Their silence was likely the result of the fact that they could not parlay the shooting into something supportive of more firearm restrictions.
Actress and gun control proponent Amy Schumer is set to headline gun control march in Los Angeles, California.
Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg, and Jeffrey and Marilyn Katzenberg are pledging $500K to the student gun control march.
Embattled movie mogul and Democratic party super-donor Harvey Weinstein sent an email to major Hollywood executives begging for them to help save him from being fired from the film film he co-founded, Weinstein & Co.
Silicon Valley billionaires are reportedly committing hundreds of thousands of dollars in a quest to rejuvenate the Democratic Party.
The Board of the George Lucas “Museum of Narrative Art” picked Los Angeles’ Exposition Park over San Francisco’s Treasure Island on Tuesday as home of the highly anticipated museum of the Star Wars creator’s digital and populist art collection.
Former DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffery Katzenberg opened up about Hillary Clinton’s “heart-wrenching” loss to President-elect Donald Trump in an open letter to Hollywood published by trade publication the Hollywood Reporter.
Obama heads to Beverly Hills for a $100,000 per person fundraiser at the home of Marilyn and Jeff Katzenberg on October 24, according to the Los Angeles Times. The president will visit the home of the DreamWorks CEO for a “discussion”
Former DreamWorks Animation chief and Democratic Party mega-donor Jeffrey Katzenberg dismissed concerns about Hillary Clinton’s health in a brief interview with the Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday.
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio will host Hillary Clinton for a high-dollar fundraiser lunch at his home in Los Angeles later this month.
Comcast subsidiary NBCUniversal announced Thursday it had closed a deal to purchase DreamWorks Animation in a deal valuing the film studio at $3.8 billion.
On Sunday morning — hours after hosting a $33,400-per-person fundraiser for Hillary Clinton — Hollywood star George Clooney blasted political fundraisers as “obscene” in an interview with Chuck Todd of NBC News’ Meet the Press.
Hollywood’s biggest Democrat power players overwhelmingly back Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential race and have been writing the checks to prove it.
Billionaire entertainment mogul Haim Saban wants Hollywood to know exactly how much he has donated to Hillary Clinton’s campaign because he hopes the eye-popping figure inspires other deep-pocketed donors to open their wallets for the Democratic presidential candidate.
Former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential aspirant Hillary Rodham Clinton lined up multiple fundraisers for May 7 in Los Angeles.
