All aboard the billionaire’s yacht! Emma Thompson, Diane Sawyer and Candice Bergen among A-list crowd of Hollywood power players vacationing on Barry Diller and Diane Von Furstenberg’s $200m boat

Barry Diller and his wife Diane von Furstenberg, who he had worked with for over 20 years, invited a slew of celebrities to vacation on their $200 million yacht.

Mujen Spirits co-founder Bruce Bozzi shared a photo of dinner on the yacht, featuring celebrities such as Emma Thompson — who was photographed in London earlier this month — Diane Sawyer, Candice Bergen, and film producer Jason Blum, along with Diller, 81, and Von Furstenberg, 76.

Diller — one of the original co-founders of the Fox network, along with Rupert Murdock, who is reportedly worth $4 billion — dropped a whopping $200 million in 2006 for his 300-foot megayacht known as Eos.

The yacht was known as the largest luxury yacht in the world until Jeff Bezos, co-founder of Amazon, released the 150-foot mega yacht Y271, reportedly costing $500 million.

Dinner took place on Saturday, with dinner provided by a huge fish caught by the holidaymakers.

“The finest fish caught last night fed this family of friends! ❤️ Small family restaurant, great white wine, loving conversation with good friends … my favorite! Hello Saturday,’ Bozzi said.

Bozzi (pictured front left) sat next to his husband, CAA co-chairman Bryan Lourd, while Jason Blum sat next to his wife Lauren Shucker, and Vimeo founder Ricky Van Veen next to von Furstenberg.

While it’s unclear where the holiday took place, Bozzi also shared a photo of him and Blum at the top of a scenic hike.

Bozzi and Lourd, director of major talent agency CAA since 1995, married in 2016, after Lourd left his ex-wife Carrie Fisher after realizing he was gay.

Bozzi is the fourth generation owner of The Palm, an iconic New York City steakhouse.

Diller began his iconic career in the mailroom at the William Morris agency before transferring to ABC and quickly rising through the ranks before becoming chairman of Paramount Pictures in 1974.

He moved to Fox in 1984, where he became one of the co-founders of the Fox TV network with Rupert Murdoch.

Currently chairman of IAC and the Expedia Group, he made headlines in April for his warning about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the media.

Hike: While it’s unclear where the holiday took place, Bozzi also shared a photo of him and Blum at the top of a scenic hike

More walkers: Jason Blum, his wife Lauren Schuker, Ricky Van Veen, Bryan Lourd, Emma Thompson and Bruce Bozzi take part in a scenic walk.

“If all the information in the world can be sucked up into this maw and then actually repackaged … there won’t be any publishing, that’s not possible,” said Diller, whose IAC owns Entertainment Weekly, People and dozens of digital media. news and information sites.

“When the Internet started, everything was free, and it was kind of a decision at the time that everything was free, so all the publishers said they really had no other choice,” says Diller.

“The amount of destruction that took place in the beginning, when it was declared a free medium… was enormous,” he added.

“I think this might be analogous today, which is if publishers don’t say ‘you can’t scrape our content, you can’t take it’ – you can’t take it transformatively, to get to the keyword ‘fair use’, but you can’t use it in real time to actually cannibalize everything,” Diller said.

“And if you think that won’t happen, I think you’re just a fool,” he added.