Director of Programming • Host of “UnWrapped” Podcast • NYC Parties & Premieres Reporter
Emily Vogel is the director of programming at TheWrap. When she isn’t organizing TheWrap’s line-up of events, she’s hosting the “UnWrapped” podcast and covering parties in NYC • emily.vogel@thewrap.com
WrapWomen Blog: “I can say with 100% certainty… you either have endometriosis, you love someone who has endometriosis, or you absolutely know multiple people who have endometriosis,” filmmaker Shannon Cohn says
“UnWrapped” Podcast: The stars of “The Staircase” and “I Love That for You” open up about what helped them the most in preparing to play their latest roles
“UnWrapped” Podcast: “People of all sizes are deemed attractive … television and movies have to start to open it up and just accept the reality of life,” said Lynskey
WrapWomen Blog: “It was like society was only going to support one female rapper at a time. So, everybody was fighting for their spot,” said Omeretta the Great
WrapWomen Blog: “If I found out that another Black lady who had a late-night show, and they were doing it wrong, I’d be there,” Ruffin says
Journalist Jessica Bruder, filmmaker Audrey Diwan and student activist Paxton Smith talk about what the future will look like in a post Roe v. Wade world
WrapWomen Blog: According to Chiu, the second season will bring “so many unexpected surprises, twists and turns”
“UnWrapped Podcast”: After a two-year hiatus, Sophie Turner returns to the screen in HBO Max’s “The Staircase”
“UnWrapped Podcast”: “Wolf Like Me” star Isla Fisher discusses what the series taught her about relationships on the “UnWrapped” podcast
“UnWrapped” Podcast: The actresses dig in with WrapWomen about their challenging new projects, and what they like to come back to in characters
WrapWomen Blog: “I want them to see that I can be just as witty and nerdy and strange as a Mike Myers or a Jim Carrey,” said Townsend
“UnWrapped” Podcast: Former model Julia Rothenberg also discusses her transition into socially conscious filmmaking
WrapWomen Blog: “You know that moment when your parents – who I think we all hold up as superheroes – become just normal, regular, everyday human beings… that was really the origin,” said “The Boys Presents: Diabolical” writer and star Aisha Tyler.
WrapWomen Blog: “After being an ambassador for WrapWomen’s inaugural Power Women Summit, I really wanted to do my part,” said “Cosmic Dawn” executive producer Luisa Law
WrapWomen Blog: “Bel Air” star Cassandra Freeman opens up about creating her own version of the iconic Aunt Viv character
