Keli Goff

1 month ago | thedailybeast.com | Keli Goff

President Donald Trump‘s announcement of a plan to try to help the American movie industry by imposing tariffs on films made abroad has drawn much confusion and criticism. But Hollywood is in freefall. California productions have flatlined and landing a TV writing job is now like competing in The Hunger Games. Can the business, as we know it, be saved—and who is truly to blame for its current implosion?

2 months ago | thedailybeast.com | Keli Goff

Radhika Jones made history as Vanity Fair’s first minority editor in chief. She announced her departure Thursday after almost eight years at the top. While the announcement indicated she is leaving on her own terms, many other editorial trailblazers of color who have departed recently, did not.

Nov 19, 2024 | yahoo.com | Keli Goff

Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski surprised many of their fans Monday with their admission that they recently broke bread with Donald Trump—at Mar-a-Lago, no less. Over the last few years, the Morning Joe co-hosts have been among Trump’s most vocal critics. From my vantage point, they have also been among his biggest helpers. The question now is whether other loud voices in liberal media will continue aiding and abetting the president-elect in his second term. Here’s what I mean.

Nov 6, 2024 | yahoo.com | Keli Goff |Tim Teeman

Daily Beast contributor Keli Goff faced significant blowback for correctly predicting that Kamala Harris could never be president as soon as Joe Biden stepped aside. Revisiting her widely-read piece the day after Trump’s re-election to the White House, the Daily Beast spoke with Goff to learn more about how she tapped into something—that few of her journalistic colleagues noticed—so early on. The Daily Beast: First things first: were you surprised at all by last night’s results?

Oct 30, 2024 | yahoo.com | Keli Goff

Keli GoffOctober 30, 2024 at 12:48 PM·5 min readMy entire adult life—much of which I’ve spent covering politics—I’ve wondered what it must feel like to be one of those voters candidates try desperately to win over. As a Black woman I’ve never experienced this, because both major parties just assume I’m voting for a Democrat. After this election, however, that may no longer be the case. And that’s thanks to Black men.