Jane Fonda Takes Aim at Billionaires and ‘Tech Bros’ Who ‘Want to Live Forever’ With Robots
The annual awards gave five honorees $100,000 grants each for nonprofit work supporting women and global changemakers, the foundation said.
- On Thursday, Diane Von Furstenberg hosted the 17th annual DVF Awards in Venice, Italy, spotlighting "extraordinary women" and global changemakers dedicated to improving the world.
- The Diller-von Furstenberg Family Foundation established the awards in 2010 to recognize and support extraordinary women; each of the five honorees receives $100,000 for their nonprofit organizations.
- After five years away from acting, Fonda is developing an adaptation of The Correspondent by Virginia Evans for Lionsgate with the film company Hidden Pictures.
- Honoring the late feminist icon Gloria Steinem, Fonda dedicated the evening to her legacy, stating she "lives on in the changed lives of so many women."
- Guests gathered at Moro Restaurant at Palazzo Franchetti, where Casa Tua will open a Venice location in early 2027; Fonda emphasized, "Most importantly, we have to stay hopeful.
14 Articles
14 Articles
Jane Fonda Takes Aim at Billionaires and ‘Tech Bros’ Who ‘Want to Live Forever’ With Robots
Jane Fonda is sharing her thoughts on “tech bros, oligarchs and billionaires” allegedly seeking immortality. “They want to live forever while they’re killing the rest of us,” Fonda, 88, claimed during the DVF Awards charity gala at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday, September 4, according to Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. “Most of these […]
Jane Fonda Slams “Tech Bros, Oligarchs and Billionaires” for Wanting to Live Forever With Robots: “That’ll Be Their Babies”
Fonda opened up about a range of pressing subjects from politics to Hollywood at Diane von Furstenberg's DVF Awards, which took place during the Venice Film Festival on Thursday night.
They were honored at the DVF Awards, among other female activists
Gisèle Pelicot received the prestigious Diane von Furstenberg Prize this Thursday at the Mostra in Venice, alongside Jane Fonda. Candice Mahout returns to this poignant distinction that salutes her courage in the face of violence against women (Culture, media and entertainment).
The actress awarded in Venice. "I know what it's like to be hated, but I've never felt lonely and I've never backed out. We have to govern artificial intelligence, otherwise there will be an armageddon of unemployment. Don't believe the new nuclear, it's a lie."
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
