Jeff Bezos: Last News

They’re blasting off.Katy Perry, CBS News’ Gayle King and Jeff Bezos’ fiancée, Lauren Sánchez, are heading to space on Blue Origin’s historic all-women mission, the company announced Thursday.The trio will be joined by former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen and film producer Kerianne Flynn.The all-female crew is set to launch this spring.“I don’t know how to explain being terrified and excited at the same time. It’s like how I felt about to deliver a baby,” King, 70, said during the announcement on “CBS Mornings.”“This was never my dream.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos‘ aerospace company, is sending an all-women crew into space on its next flight — including singer Katy Perry, CBS News co-host Gayle King and Lauren Sánchez, who is Bezos’s fiancée. The company announced the flight on the NS-31 mission, set to launch in the spring of 2025.

CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King will be taking part in the next flight of Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos‘ space company.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Jeff Bezos is shaking up the Washington Post again. The billionaire owner of the newspaper said he will change the focus of the opinion section to focus on “support and defense of two pillars: personal liberties and free markets.” According to Bezos, he offered editorial opinion page editor David Shipley “the opportunity to lead this new chapter.

Timothy Dalton has revealed he is “sad” at the prospect of James Bond falling into the hands of Amazon.

Katcy Stephan On Thursday morning, Amazon founder and executive chair Jeff Bezos posed a question to his X followers: “Who’d you pick as the next Bond?” Just one day prior, that inquiry may have felt a bit presumptuous: while Amazon’s $8.5 billion MGM acquisition in 2022 gave it the rights to distribute the Bond films, Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson had long been the heads of Eon Productions and the franchise’s custodians.

creative control of the James Bond franchise from the Broccoli family, who have been in charge since 1962’s “Dr. No,” sent fans into a rage, and then a deep depression.I didn’t spot a single story or social media post that was happy with the news.

ceded control of the James Bond franchise to Amazon.“My respect, admiration and love for Barbara and Michael remain constant and undiminished,” 56-year-old Craig, who played 007 in five films, told Variety. “I wish Michael a long, relaxing (and well deserved) retirement and whatever ventures Barbara goes on to do, I know they will be spectacular and I hope I can be part of them.”The Broccoli family, which has controlled the James Bond franchise since 1962’s “Dr. No,” stunned Hollywood this week when they announced they’d be stepping away from making the superspy films.

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The world of James Bond has been shaken and a bit stirred with the news that Amazon is set to claim a stake in the iconic series.

In the wake of the major James Bond news, we’re asking fans…who do YOU want to see play James Bond next after Daniel Craig‘s run as the iconic 007 superspy!?

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Amazon founder and current executive chair Jeff Bezos has a question: “Who’d you pick as the next Bond?” Following the shocking news that Amazon MGM Studios has taken full creative control of the 007 franchise, Bezos riled up the fandom on X by asking his 6.8 million followers for their thoughts on who should succeed Daniel Craig as the world’s most famous movie secret agent. Amazon MGM Studios and longtime Bond producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli announced a new joint venture to house the 007 intellectual property rights.

With the ink barely dry on a bombshell deal that hands Amazon MGM Studios creative control over James Bond, Jeff Bezos is already canvassing fans about who should play 007.

Lauren Sánchez shared an obscure post on social media Monday vaguely alluding to recent “turbulence” she’s experienced since the start of the year.Sánchez, who is engaged to billionaire Amazon Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos, took to Instagram while she was flying high in a helicopter. She shared a cryptically captioned selfie looking to a brighter future.“Some years start with turbulence, but that’s just the wind reminding you to spread your wings,” she wrote in the post.

As host of the 77th Annual DGA Awards Saturday night, Judd Apatow laid into Trump, Elon Musk, Mars, and so much more.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Judd Apatow took aim at President Donald Trump, Jeff Bezos, the “It Ends With Us” litigation spree and himself in his opening monologue Saturday at the 77th annual DGA Awards. Apatow, of course, riffed on how the country has taken a sharp turn to the right since the last DGA Awards, and he gently poked fun at Hollywood for its eager embrace of diversity and boundary-pushing issues that are now in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump and his far-right brigade of reformers.

watch the game. But truly rich people are going to network.Simon David, managing director at luxury event concierge service Confirmed360, told The Post he has more and more clients willing to spend big bucks — millions, even — on seats that get them potential access to A-listers.“Many are requesting placement near influential figures, with a growing interest in being close to high-profile personalities like Jeff Bezos and other business leaders,” David said.

told BBC Radio on Tuesday.“It’s like this guy is doing things that are problematic, taking away fact-checking. Making people who are already threatened in this world more threatened.”In January, Zuckerberg announced Facebook and Instagram’s parent company Meta will be scrapping the much-maligned third-party fact-checking system for a community note-based system where users can add context to posts, similar to that on rival social media network X.The tech honcho said the company was returning to its roots after admitting the fact-checking turned into a tool of censorship and became “too politically biased,” “What started as a movement to be more inclusive has increasingly been used to shut down opinions and shut out people with different ideas,” he said, adding: “It’s gone too far.”Eisenberg alluded to Zuckerberg’s about-face towards President Donald Trump following the latter’s White House victory, as a cause for concern with his public image.“These people have billions upon billions of dollars, like more money than any human person has ever amassed and what are they doing with it?” he said, “Oh, they’re doing it to curry favor with somebody who’s preaching hate.”Following the November election, Zuckerberg positioned himself with Trump even asking for some help with his business problems.The two met at least twice at Mar-a-Lago before Trump returned to office — once in late November and another in January.Zuckerberg attended Trump’s inauguration where he sat alongside fellow tech CEOs Tim Cook of Apple, X’s Elon Musk, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Google’s Sundar Pichai.Eisenberg said his problem with Zuckerberg isn’t because he played him in a movie.“That’s what I think… not as like a person who played in a movie.

Semafor has set plans for a National Trust in News Summit next month, with the focus on how the media rebuilds public trust amid a Gallup poll showing record low approval.

Michael Ovitz, for decades a Hollywood power player and now a specialist in technology, sees only upside to the recent commingling of Big Tech, Hollywood and Washington.

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