Angela Watercutter is a senior editor at WIRED, where she focuses on culture and explores themes such as AI platforms, generative AI, corporate finance, and cultural movements. With a background that includes reporting for the Associated Press and contributions to various notable publications, she brings a diverse perspective to topics ranging from business and economics to arts and entertainment. Angela's work has been featured in outlets including Maverick Studios, GQ India, and Vogue India.
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Angela Watercutter's articles cover a wide range of entertainment topics, with an emphasis on movies and popular culture. She frequently cites data in her coverage, indicating an interest in using statistics to support her narratives. Angela may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights related to the entertainment industry, especially regarding upcoming movies, trends in streaming services, pop culture phenomena like Taylor Swift fandom, and the impact of technology on Hollywood.
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By: Christopher Null, Joe Ray, Ryan Waniata, Angela Watercutter, Scott Gilbertson, Stephen Ornes, Julian Chokkattu, Paresh Dave, Andrew Couts, Matt Kamen, Boutayna Chokrane, Lily Hay Newman
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By: Angela Watercutter
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By: Angela Watercutter
Since Monday, viewers have watched nearly 7 million minutes of “Conclave” a film about the process of choosing a new pope. “The Two Popes” saw its numbers go up 417 percent.
By: Mikelle Street, Lexi Love, Jd Shadel, Angela Watercutter, Abby Monteil, Ana Osorno, Samantha Riedel, James Factora
The document refers to gender-affirming care as “mutilation” 16 separate times.
By: Angela Watercutter
President Donald Trump says US movie production is “dying.” There’s something that could help, but it isn’t a 100 percent tariff on foreign-produced films.
Martha Wells’ book series uses wry humor to tell a story about artificial intelligence, humanity, and free will. The Apple TV+ adaptation tries to do the same—with mixed results.
By: Scott Gilbertson, Matthew Korfhage, Megan Farokhmanesh, Micah Lee, Steven Levy, Alana Yzola, Yasemin Saplakoglu, David Nield, Dhruv Mehrotra, Manisha Krishnan, Paige Oamek, Angela Watercutter
How Trane engineered their most efficient heat pumps yet.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced a new Oscar category for stunt performers earlier this year. But none of the performers in the latest 'John Wick' movie will qualify.
Everyone wants to fight like an assassin, or a baddie. WIRED talked to “Ballerina” stunt performer Cara Marie Chooljian for tips on how average folks can win a brawl, even when they’re outmatched.
Everyone wants to fight like an assassin, or a baddie. WIRED talked to "Ballerina" stunt performer Cara Marie Chooljian for tips on how average folks can win a brawl, even when they're outmatched.
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