Josh is a Senior News Editor at TheWrap. He is a veteran wire-service journalist who moved from New York to Los Angeles in 2008 to revamp the entertainment department of the Associated Press. He’s covered all facets of the industry ever since, first joining TheWrap in 2009 as a part of the fledgling digital Hollywood trade’s small and scrappy staff. After stints as Film Editor at Variety, Mashable’s first Entertainment Editor (and even a hot minute at TMZ), Josh returned to TheWrap for a third tour of duty in early 2022.
Experience:
Resides In:
Joshua Tree, CA
Education:
Josh received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Minnesota.
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Bill O’Reilly Predicts Stephen Colbert ‘Won’t Last ‘Til May,’ Foresees Shakeup at ‘The View’: ‘She’s Gone’ | Video
The ‘No Spin News’ host also says the ‘Late Show’ host “censored” the guest list – “unless you hate Trump”
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Candace Owens Sued for Defamation by French First Lady Brigitte Macron Over ‘Knowingly False’ Claims She’s Transgender
French President Emmanuel Macron is also a plaintiff in the extraordinary 219-page lawsuit that seeks unspecified damages for 22 counts of defamation
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Megyn Kelly Launches ‘MK True Crime’ Podcast Channel With Wide Array of Legal Content, Contributors | Exclusive
The new MK Media channel will feature true-crime shows, “Kelly’s Court” segments, live trial coverage, investigations and more
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Patrick Soon-Shiong to Keep Majority Ownership in LA Times Public Sale to Raise $75 Million
The billionaire owner will roll some of his other media ventures into the newly created L.A. Times Next Network and Studios
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David Geffen’s Ex-Husband Sues for Breach of Contract, Alleges Mogul Exploited Him: ‘Nothing More Than a Transaction’
Donovan Michaels says Geffen saw him as “a young, attractive and gay Black man whose trauma could be weaponized”
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Lionsgate Marketing Co-Presidents JP Richards, Keri Moore Out
The roles will not be filled immediately following the ouster, announced by studio chief Adam Fogelson on Monday
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New Congressional Bill Bans AI Companies From Training on Copyrighted Works or Personal Data Without Consent
The legislation was introduced by Sens. Josh Hawley, a Republican, and Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat
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Nearly Three-Quarters of Podcast Audiences Play the Video, Too, for Some Reason
A Cumulus Media survey found that the trend cuts across age groups, the New York Times reports – but doesn’t necessarily hold on YouTube
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‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Fawned Over by Fans, Film Press: ‘Return to Form for the MCU’
‘First’-responders were in high feather – even as studio-curated early screenings reactions go
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Billie Eilish Teams With James Cameron for 3D Concert Film
The singer announced the collaboration during a Saturday show in Manchester
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Trump’s $1.1 Billion Cuts to NPR, PBS Pass Republican-Controlled House
The budget-slashing bill will now go to the president’s desk for signing
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‘Gutfeld!’ Gangs Up on CBS Reporter for ‘PTSD’ Diagnosis From Trump Rally Shooting: ‘Main Character Syndrome’ | Video
The Fox News late-night panel howled at Scott MacFarlane saying “I got diagnosed with PTSD in 48 hours” after the Butler incident
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Trump Says He’ll Sue Rupert Murdoch, NewsCorp and WSJ ‘Shortly,’ Orders Release of Epstein Testimony
“The press has to learn to be truthful”, the president posts on Truth Social, adding, “This SCAM, perpetuated by the Democrats, should end, right now!”
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Trump Contributed to Suggestive Jeffrey Epstein 50th Birthday Gift, WSJ Reports: ‘We Have Certain Things in Common’
“May every day be another wonderful secret,” the entry states, though the president insists “this is a fake thing” and threatens to sue
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CEO of Europe’s Largest Publisher Mandates AI Use in Newsrooms: ‘You Only Have to Explain if You Didn’t’
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