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Billie CALLS OUT Billionaires, Zuckerberg AVOIDS CLAPPING AUDIENCE; Meta CEO AWKWARD At WSJ Awards?
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3:13Now PlayingPop star Billie Eilish just called out the world’s richest — and one billionaire didn’t seem too happy. At the Wall Street Journal’s Innovator Awards, Eilish urged the star-studded audience to “give your money away, shorties,” after being honoured for her musical achievements and charitable donations. The 23-year-old singer has already donated $11.5 million from her tour earnings to charity, and used her moment to challenge the mega-rich — including Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who was in the room. As the audience applauded and laughed nervously, spectators caught Zuckerberg sitting still and staring ahead. Also present were George Lucas, Hailey Bieber, Ben Stiller, and Spike Lee, making the night one of glamour, humour, and uncomfortable truths.
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