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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Fred Rosen Out as CEO of Outbox, Concert Ticketing Start-Up (Exclusive)
Departure comes less than a year after legendary Ticketmaster exec joins start-up company
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Will Rush Limbaugh’s ‘Slut’ Remarks Derail His Career?
Rush Limbaugh is losing advertisers in droves, but will this scandal actually be his undoing?
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Rush Limbaugh Loses More Advertisers, But Protests: ‘The Left Made Me Do It’
Rush Limbaugh loses two more sponsors despite his apology for calling Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “slut”
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Anthony Shadid’s Last Moments: ‘He Will Get Through This, I Thought’
A New York Times photographer describes Shadid’s last, dramatic moments before succumbing on the Syrian border
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Internal WME Memo Hiring Ex-CAA Agent Dan Aloni: Read It Here
TheWrap obtained the surprisingly low-key memo from motion picture head Adam Venit
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Matt Drudge Gives It Up to Andrew Breitbart
Drudge Report founder leads his site with tribute to his former colleague Breitbart, who died at 43
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TheWrap on CBS Sunday Morning: The End of Movies?
CBS Sunday Morning did a smart piece – with TheWrap – about the future of movies as fewer people head out to the theater
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Oscars Party Chatter: Governors Ball, Vanity Fair – Tow Yard
In the inner Oscars party circle, snuggling up to Meryl Streep and pinching Michel Hazanavicius – yes, Toto, it’s all true
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Will America Watch the 2012 Academy Awards?
With a paucity of movie stars, no blockbusters and races largely devoid of drama, will the public bother tuning in to the Academy Awards?
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How Hollywood and Joe Biden Got China to Drop a 20-Year Movie Quota
Says MPAA’s Chris Dodd of the U.S.-China movie pact: “This is a very big deal. And Joe Biden deserves the credit”
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White House Gets China To Open Market to U.S. Movies (Updated)
The new agreement, announced by Vice President Biden, will allow 50% more U.S. films in the Chinese market
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Antonio Banderas Film Producer Alleged to Have Forged Signatures to Get Financing
Exclusive: Standard Chartered Bank believes Hannibal Pictures falsified documents to secure $7 million in financing
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Anthony Shadid, New York Times Correspondent, Dies in Syria
Shadid, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner for his Middle East reporting, was carried out of Syria by colleague Tyler Hicks
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‘Voice’ Judges All Returning for 3rd Season — in the Fall (Exclusive)
Cee-Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton got raises to come back to the NBC singing competition
