Sharon Waxman, is the founder, CEO and Editor in Chief of TheWrap. She is an award-winning journalist and best-selling author, and was a Hollywood correspondent for The New York Times. Twitter: @sharonwaxman
Experience:
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The New Hollywood Reporter: ‘Team Janice’ and … Everyone Else
Janice Min and her team ignore the older staff, including editor Elizabeth Guider. The untermenschen have a secret name for them…
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Attention People Mag: Nikki Finke Doesn’t Work Here
This is the first time anyone has confused me for Nikki. But is it the last?
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Updated: Eminem Wins Royalties from Universal, UMG Will Fight It
Court rules that the rapper is owed money for music downloaded over iTunes; update: UMG vows to file for new hearing
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Spending Stories: Richard Johnson and Other $1M Offers at THR
The Hollywood Reporter is spending like mad — now come details of how they tried to lure the Page Six editor for a cool million. Is there a business model that supports this?
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Janice Min’s Hollywood Reporter: A Bitchy Switch
The new editor at the Reporter has shifted to a nastier, more celebrity-focused tone, jarring those more accustomed to a friendlier trade paper
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To Nikki Finke: Come Speak at TheGrill
People will say you won’t come. But I know you better. Come on stage and offer the industry some unvarnished truth
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Sony Accuses ‘Skyline’ of… Making a Low-Budget Blockbuster
Sony sends Hydraulx a cease-and-desist letter demanding company stop using its special-effects equipment, but the real issue is the release date
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Relativity Taps Paramount’s Steve Bertram for Top Spot
A fight may be brewing over Bertram’s jumping to Relativity – Paramount will not let him out of his contract
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Hey, Unpaid SAG Members: Your Case is Closed, Are You Watching?
No details on the SAG settlement of money it hasn’t paid actors, released late on a lazy August Friday? That’s just how Hollywood wants it
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SAG Settles Foreign Royalties Suit (updated)
The guild declines to disclose details of the settlement of the 2007 case over its failure to distribute so-called foreign levy funds, taxes collected abroad for members of the guild