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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Miramax Dies: Rest in Peace
The studio that once defined taste and artistry is being shuttered on Thursday by Disney
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Comcast Starts ‘Integration’ With NBCU
Los Angeles executives headed to New York next week for melding meetings
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One Year Old, With Growing Pains
We launched a year ago “with great optimism.” Now we’ve outgrown the site, but not our optimism
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After Intense Negotiations, Focus Bags Cholodenko’s ‘Kids’ (Updated)
Deal now includes several international territories and domestic rights
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Tune in to California Debate, or Watch It Here
Bloomberg TV will air the debate all this week, but I’ve got the vimeo version here
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The Gossip from Sundance: Soderbergh Defects to Slamdance, Gates Dances at Cicero’s
This is the stuff they never tell you about in The New York Times
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The New Game at Sundance: Buy Late, Bid Low
Meanwhile, not interested in playing cat-and-mouse with distributors, filmmakers are finding new distribution paths
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Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning Take on Joan Jett in ‘Runaways’ (Video)
"I don't think things have changed at all in 30 years," says Jett at the premiere
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Chatting with the Cast of ‘Happythankyoumoreplease’
What a fun time hanging out with the cast of "Happythankyoumoreplease." I ran into them on the roof of the Creative Coalition’s Art and Soul Center. We discussed the perils of modern dating. For more on the film, see previous: Winning Romance: ‘Douchebag,’ and ‘Happythankyou’
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Docs: ‘Catfish’ Gets Buzz, ‘Casino Jack’ Abramoff Exposed
Plenty of talk about documentary that follows a relationship hoax fed by Facebook
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In Sundance Swag Suites: Morgan Spurlock and Free Belts
Sharon Waxman explores the Sundance freebie culture and encounters bewildered filmmakers
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Party-time: Ben Affleck and Harvey Weinstein Dissect Indie Film
The post-screening chatter after “Company Men” premiere
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Winning Romance: ‘Douchebag,’ and ‘Happythankyou’
Two charming films with no-name casts bring an of-the-moment flavor to modern relationships
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Sundance: John Wells Explores Corporate Downsizing
The writer-director drew on personal experience for this ensemble piece
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‘Hesher’: More of that Self-Indulgent Sundance Curse
Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars as a stringy-haired nihilist in a film that meanders