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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MGM Library Cash Flow Underwhelms Potential Bidders
“The numbers are falling off a cliff, library-wise. They’re lousy”
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L.A. Times Bumps News to Print Wall Street Journal
The L.A. Times announced Thursday that breaking news was going to have to take a hit in its print edition because of the closure of an Orange County printing plant. That’s bad enough — late-breaking news will be relegated to a back section and 80 more people will lose their jobs. But that’s not the…
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Cathryn Jaymes, RIP, and Quentin Tarantino: the Real Backstory
Jaymes never quite recovered from her abrupt firing by her most cherished client
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Grilled: Creative Coalition’s Bronk Defends Glaxo Funding
Criticized in NYT piece, the non-profit chief says the pharma sponsorship won’t corrupt the message
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Hollywood Finds a Standard for Digital Movie Downloads
Movie and tech companies agree to single format, but Disney and Apple haven’t joined
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Hollywood Cuts, Retools and Looks to the Future
In 2009 Hollywood underwent a necessary correction, putting the industry on healthier footing
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In Beatty-esque Denial, Warren Says New Bio Inaccurate, Boring
Leave it to Warren to grant interviews over two decades, then change his mind
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Heath Ledger’s Joker Face: How Fine Art Became Pop Culture
“Dark Knight” composer Hans Zimmer revealed at a Wrap screening how Francis Bacon inspired Ledger’s smeared Joker Face
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Hollywood Seized by 3D Mania
Success of “Avatar” is giving everyone the three-dimensional fever. Glasses recommended.
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Brittany Murphy ‘Barely There’ on Recent Movie (Exclusive)
Actress lost consciousness during takes on recent Oregon shoot
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Variety, Hollywood Reporter Both Face the End Game
Big changes at the trades portend either their final stages or their ultimate survival
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CAA Savings on Parking: $800,000?
Shock at the agency’s ending parking validations does not offset yummy Scrooge feeling at the Death Star