Jamie Foxx’s Trump Impression, David Letterman
Fox Entertainment’s upfront presentation to advertisers was a star-studded event that left the audience in stitches and awe. From Jamie Foxx’s hilarious Elon Musk and Donald Trump impressions to Joel McHale’s champagne celebration in Gordon Ramsay’s honor, the evening was filled with entertainment and surprises.
The event, held at the Manhattan Center in New York, showcased Fox’s 2025-2026 schedule across various platforms, including the broadcast network, ad-supported streamer Tubi, Fox Sports, and Fox News. Jamie Foxx kicked off the evening with some light-hearted jokes, poking fun at Elon Musk and President Trump. His witty humor set the tone for the rest of the evening.
One of the highlights of the night was a stunt gone wrong by Tom Brady, who attempted to pass the ball to Rob Gronkowski but ended up throwing it into the audience of Madison Avenue executives. The mishap added a touch of spontaneity to the event and had everyone laughing.
As the evening progressed, Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Annie Murphy, Elizabeth Hurley, and Josh Gad took the stage to promote their new adult animated series, “Breaking Bear,” on Tubi. The cast expressed their excitement to be part of Fox’s legacy in adult animation and promised a wild and captivating storyline.
Fox Sports star Michael Strahan also made an appearance to talk about Fox’s rights to the Indianapolis 500, accompanied by IndyCar team owner David Letterman. The two shared a fun and playful moment on stage, reminiscing about past interactions and engaging the audience in their banter.
Throughout the night, a lineup of top Fox talent graced the stage, including Jon Hamm, Erin Andrews, Rob Lowe, Jane Lynch, and many more. The event was a celebration of Fox’s diverse programming and talented roster of stars.
Overall, Fox Entertainment’s upfront presentation was a memorable and entertaining evening that left advertisers excited about the upcoming season. With a mix of humor, surprises, and star power, Fox proved once again why it remains a powerhouse in the entertainment industry.
