Harper first joined TheWrap as a member of the Audience Team in 2021 before becoming a film reporter. Her writings about movies, TV, and culture have appeared in The Hollywood Reporter, MovieMaker and the Daily Nexus, where she served as Editor in Chief. She also co-hosted and co-created the podcast “Hot Off The Pod” with support from the UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement.
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Los Angeles, CA
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Harper received her Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Film & Media Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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How ‘A Long Break’ Director and Cast Faced the Painful Mistakes of Their Past While Filming (Video)
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Slamdance Film Festival Unveils 2023 Features Lineup; ‘Free LSD’ Set as Closing Film
The Utah festival will run in a hybrid format in late January
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‘Tár’ Director Todd Field Explains Why the End Credits Play at the Beginning of the Film
“I wanted to recalibrate the viewer’s expectations about hierarchy,” said the writer-director
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Elon Musk Says He’s ‘Hardly Read Any’ of the Twitter Files, Has Given Bari Weiss Access to Work on Rollout
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“What the hell is that?!” the actor recalled when he first saw the fake “pee-pee” that was made for him
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Quentin Oliver Lee, Broadway Performer and Star of ‘Phantom of the Opera,’ Dies of Cancer at 34
Lee was also featured in the Broadway revival of “Caroline, or Change”
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‘Violent Night’ Decks the Box Office With $1.1 Million in Thursday Previews
Will Smith’s “Emancipation” opens in select theaters, while “Top Gun: Maverick” heads back to the big screen
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Frank Vallelonga Jr., ‘Green Book’ and ‘The Sopranos’ Actor, Found Dead at 60 Outside Bronx Factory
A suspect has been arrested and charged with concealing the actor’s body
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Ang Lee Casts His Son Mason to Play Bruce Lee in Biopic for Sony’s 3000 Pictures
Bruce Lee’s daughter Shannon is among the film’s producers
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Corden Jokes That Apple’s Threat to Remove Twitter From App Store Is ‘Terrible News for the 6 People’ Elon Musk Hasn’t Fired (Video)
The “Late Late Show” host took aim at the embattled CEO after he posted a flurry of tweets about the tech giant
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Ed Helms Joins Jennifer Garner in Body-Swap Netflix Comedy ‘Family Leave’
“Charlie’s Angels” filmmaker McG is set to direct and produce
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Genre-Bending Horror Film ‘The Blackening’ Set for Juneteenth 2023 Release
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