Hollywood May Not Have a Part for This Older Woman

One of the things that's supposed to make Hillary Clinton such a formidable candidate is her ability to extract money from the liberal elite such as the Hollywood crowd. Her husband was a rock star among the lefty libs and I'm sure Hillary was counting on that support coming her way.
Maybe not. Like an aging diva who suddenly finds that starring roles are no longer available, Hillary may be losing the battle of Hollywood to Barack Obama:

Is Hollywood abandoning Hillary?

On Wednesday morning, hundreds of Hollywood's movers and shakers received an invitation that they may find hard to refuse.

They've been invited to come meet Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic Party's new superstar. He already has the buzz, but can he bring home the prize?

Movie moguls Steven Spielberg, David Geffen and Jeffrey Katzenberg want their Hollywood peers to join them at a Feb. 20 fundraiser the three are throwing for Obama....

The fundraiser represents a major slap for Obama's main competitor, Sen. Hillary Clinton, who has received financial support from all three moguls in the past. Their company, Dreamworks SKG, has contributed $47,000 to Clinton since her 2000 New York Senate campaign.

Spielberg alone has contributed $11,000 to Clinton since that campaign, and his political consultant, Andy Spahn, emphasized that Spielberg and Geffen have not yet officially endorsed Obama. "Mr. Katzenberg is endorsing Sen. Obama's candidacy," he said. "Mr. Spielberg is co-hosting the event but has not made any endorsements as of yet."

"Mr. Spielberg, I'm ready for the close-up...."