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

Sharon Waxman
Experience:
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Sean Penn in Cuba: Hollywood’s Still in Love With Fidel
The real story is that wannabe power broker Diana Jenkins and her husband are getting involved.
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TMZ Buys Ojani Noa’s Home Movies of J.Lo
Producer sells 11 hours of unseen footage to the gossip site
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‘Boondock Saints” Troy Duffy: Grilled
“It’s a movie Hollywood didn’t understand and the public did.”
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More Headaches for J.Lo: Now Ojani Home Video for Sale
EXCLUSIVE More headaches for Jennifer Lopez. The same group that is about to start shooting a mockumentary about her marriage to her first husband, Cuban waiter and model Ojani Noa, is now peddling 11 hours of home movies about their time together. Jay Lavely just got another missive from Ed Meyer, the producer of “How…
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Silverman’s ‘Electus’ Is Not a Parrot — and He’s Got $125M
A multiplatform United Artists is the model for the company backed by Diller’s IAC.
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Paul Haggis’ Break With Scientology Over Gay Rights
Oscar-winning director accuses the church of “hypocrisy, lies” – will the church retaliate?
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Jim Wiatt Lands — on AOL Board
Banished to that dark place where former power brokers go, Wiatt lands on the board of spun-off AOL
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Exclusive: Lopez Demands That Ex Shut Down Film About Her
He uses parody defense: Movie is a mockumentary that’s immune from injunction.
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Uni Production Chief? Not Richard Brener
New Line production head turns down offer from Donna Langley
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Kavanaugh’s Relativity Lands $300M in Funding
Will use money to finance co-productions with Universal, make acquisitions
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Comcast Update: Due Diligence at 30 Rock With NBCU
Brian Roberts and his father, Comcast founder Ralph, met yesterday with top NBCU executives.
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Variety’s Stiles: ‘I’m Not Optimistic About This Habit Called Journalism’
The trade publisher says content ain’t king anymore. I beg to differ.
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Digital Hollywood: ‘Family Guy’ and Windows 7 Is the Future
“These days, the message is more important than the medium,” said Microsoft’s Vince Messina
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Spielberg Passes on His ‘Put’ for Universal Parks
Filmmaker makes an incredible $30 million a year for his “consulting” to the theme parks.