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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Sundance Deals: The Weinstein Company Picks Up ‘Lay the Favorite’
Bruce Willis, Laura Prepon, Rebecca Hall and Catherine Zeta-Jones star in the movie, directed by Stephen Frears
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AFTRA National Board Follows SAG, Approves Merger
A day after approval by the Screen Actors Guild, AFTRA’s national board follows with its thumbs-up for a merger.
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Magnolia Picks Up Sundance’s ‘Nobody Walks,’ ‘Compliance,’ ‘2 Days in New York’ (Updated)
In 3 deals closed in Park City on Saturday, Magnolia takes ensemble drama, controversial thriller and Julie Delpy romp
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Screen Actors Guild Board Approves Merger With AFTRA
The two main Hollywood acting guilds to finally merge after years of discussion
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Josh Radnor of ‘Liberal Arts’: ‘Making Movies is My Mistress’ (Video)
“’How I met Your Mother’ feels like my wife. And making movies feels like my mistress"
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‘Smashed’ Gives Alcoholism a Young, Human, Beautiful Face
Mary Elizabeth Winstead offers a surprisingly pure, unadorned portrait of an alcoholic trying to change in “Smashed”
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Military Rape Victims in ‘Invisible War’ Discuss U.S. Government Indifference (Video)
TheWrap interviews five rape victims who for the first time publicly discuss their ordeal in a new documentary by Kirby Dick
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Raunchy ‘Bachelorette’ May Be the New ‘Bridesmaids’ (Does the C-Word Count?)
No pooping in the street. But plenty of cocaine, stripping and casual c-words.
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Laughing, Crying, the Sundance Elite Drinks to Bingham Ray
The gathering was “Bingham’s last gift to us," as one mourner put it
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Tracy Morgan Collapses at Sundance, Rushed to Hospital
Publicist says Morgan is being treated for “exhaustion and altitude”
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The New Normal at Sundance -– Strong Films, Cautious But Steady Buying
The huckster veneer is missing, replaced by an awareness of a challenged economy and the need to find the right match when it comes to marketing
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‘Invisible War’ Exposes Widespread Rape, Cover-Up in U.S. Military
Director Kirby Dick brings a powerful weapon to his film: Navy, Marine, Coast Guard, Army, Air Force veterans raped by their peers
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Bingham Ray, Indie Film Veteran, Has a Stroke While at Sundance
Ray is recovering in a Provo hospital, Sundance issues wishes for recovery
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40 Years Later, Detroit’s Bob Dylan Is Discovered in ‘Sugar Man’
The thrilling, true story about artistry, circumstance and the global village sparked a standing ovation — with the Sundance audience both crying and cheering
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Sunk! How Hollywood Lost the PR Battle Over SOPA
Hollywood had Chris Dodd and a press release. Silicon Valley had Facebook