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
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Sissy Spacek: ‘Hollywood Gobbles Up Actresses Like a Piranha’
At a Seattle Film Festival tribute, Sissy Spacek talks about problems young actresses face, why she didn't want to play "Coal Miner's Daughter" and what she thinks of Jessica Chastain
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Jackson Browne on Lost Loves, Nukes, Composing and Obama v. Edwards (Exclusive)
Jackson Browne grilled by Sharon Waxman, before his June 9 concert benefiting the Success Through the Arts Foundation
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Joe Eszterhas Pens a Mel Gibson Tell-All eBook: ‘Heaven and Mel’ (Updated)
Amazon is putting out the short book by Joe Eszterhas about Mel Gibson on June 6
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Harvey Weinstein’s New Gig: Hosting on CNN?
What was Harvey Weinstein doing on your television? Piers Morgan put him there
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Bruce Rosenblum on Warner Bros. Succession: ‘We Cannot Get Distracted By Speculation’
Bruce Rosenblum, president of Warner Bros. Television Group, said he's trying hard not to be distracted by the elephant on the lot: who will lead the company after Barry Meyer steps down
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Ron Burkle Rides to Relativity’s Aid With $250M in Debt Financing
Ron Burkle makes a second loan in six months to Ryan Kavanaugh’s Relativity Media (Updated)
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Cannes 2012: Sharon Waxman & Steve Pond Debate the Contenders (Video)
Wrap editor Sharon Waxman and columnist Steve Pond discuss the buzz at the august film festival
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Wes Anderson on ‘Moonrise Kingdom’: ‘It’s a Memory of a Fantasy’
“It’s the autobiography of something that didn’t happen,” the director with one of Hollywood's most specific visual idioms tells TheWrap in an interview
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‘The Master’: Paul Thomas Anderson Reaches Out to Scientologist Tom Cruise (Exclusive)
Paul Thomas Anderson recently screened the film, loosely based on the life of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, for the group's most famous follower: Tom Cruise
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Cannes 2012: Sony Pictures Classics Buys Gael Garcia Bernal Chilean Drama ‘No’
Sony Pictures Classics acquired North American rights to “No,” a drama about Chilean dictator Pinochet starring Gael Garcia Bernal
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Cannes Weinstein Preview: ‘Django Unchained,’ ‘The Master’ and ‘Silver Linings Playbook’
The Weinstein Company unveils a slate of potential Oscar-bound films from Quentin Tarantino, David O. Russell and Paul Thomas Anderson
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‘The Sapphires’: A ‘60s Musical Romp With Aboriginal Soul Sisters
"The Sapphires" is a feel-good foot-tapper that deals with anti-aboriginal racism and the Vietnam War
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Three Days With Sean Penn in Haiti: A Bargain at $400,000
Sean Penn's Cannes benefit for Haiti raises $2 million
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Cannes 2012: Steve Shainberg Brings Back Sexy In ‘The Big Shoe’
Steve Shainberg has nailed cast and funding for his latest sexy dramedy, “The Big Shoe,” which will star Jim Sturgess and Susan Sarandon
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The Cool Kids in Cannes: A ‘Lawless’ Afterparty With Megan Ellison and Friends
Megan Ellison and Michael Benaroya join a new blend of filmmakers, stars and high net worth producers gathering to celebrate
