Vanity Fair has released the VF 100 - an annual listing of the top 100 leaders of the information age. Below you can find a listing of movie related entries on the list. Check out the full list on VanityFair.com.
4. Steve Jobs - Former Pixar CEO, Member of Disney’s Board of Directors
9. Angelina Jolie/Brad Pitt - Actors
14. Steven Spielberg - Director, Producer, Dreamworks co-founder
22. David Geffen - Dremworks Co-founder
23. George Lucas - Writer, Director, Producer, Chairman of LucasFilm
24. Jerry Bruckheimer - Producer
28. John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Brad Bird - Pixar’s creative team
32. Sumner Redstone - Majority Owner of Paramount Pictures
33. Arnold Schwarzenegger - Actor
34. Tom Hanks - Actor, Producer
35. Robert [...]

Here is a rundown of all the essential information that you should know about the Spielberg/DreamWorks situation, and the current developments by Steven to raise a billion dollars for independence:
In 1994, Steven Spielberg founded DreamWorks with Jeffrey Katzenberg, and David Geffen (forming the SKG present on the bottom of the DreamWorks logo) and a $500 million investment from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
Over the next fourteen years, Spielberg directed eight films under his new studio (Amistad-Munich), a streak that ended in May 2008 with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
DreamWorks won three consecutive best picture Academy Awards starting in 1999 with American Beauty (followed by Gladiator and A [...]

It looks like all is not right in Spielberg-land.