Anthony Breznican is a Senior Hollywood Correspondent at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse array of topics, including film and cinema, arts and entertainment, and cultural issues, often intersecting with themes in government and politics, world affairs, and social issues. Anthony's work has been featured in Vogue India, Glamour Us, GQ India, NewsBreak, Magzter, and Vanity Fair.
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Anthony Breznican's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news and government/politics, with particular attention to events, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation. He seems particularly interested in covering topics related to awards, entertainment industry happenings such as film premieres or award ceremonies, as well as political news.
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By: Anthony Breznican, Bess Levin, David Canfield, Katherine Eban, Hillary Busis, Kase Wickman, Richard Lawson, Jon Skolnik, Caitlin Dewey, Erin Vanderhoof, Esther Zuckerman
Imagine Moore (or Whoopi Goldberg!) in green, Robert Zemeckis directing, and no singing whatsoever. Producer Marc Platt reveals how a very different adaptation of Gregory Maguire’s novel almost happened.
GOP lawmakers scrapped a bipartisan spending plan that would have averted a government shutdown, after the DOGE cochair instructed them over X to “kill the bill.”
A spokesperson at SCI Huntingdon in Pennsylvania said that food deliveries are prohibited, but confirmed he has received lots of mail.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
They have already begun their countryside holiday, according to sources, but they've released their 2024 Christmas card—and it's animated!
By: David Canfield, Esther Zuckerman, Caitlin Dewey, Jon Skolnik, Natalie Korach, Bess Levin, Richard Lawson, Anthony Breznican, Kase Wickman, Katherine Eban, Erin Vanderhoof, Hillary Busis
Lilly Jay writes about co-parenting, and describes the promotional ubiquity of Wicked, which is “associated with the saddest days” of her life.
By: Nick Bilton, Rebecca Ford, Anthony Breznican, Clive Irving, Kase Wickman, Eve Batey, Chris Smith, David Canfield, Bess Levin
Brady Corbet digs into the combination of a rigorous approach to technique and technology, and the encountering of a few happy accidents, that led to one of the most visually striking films in years.
Anna Valentine, Fiona Clare, and Philip Treacy, three of Queen Camilla 's favorite fashion designers, were awarded the Royal Warrant on Thursday for their years of service to the royal family.
After unseating Joe Rogan's show with her first episode, Kelce attributed her unique appeal to a rare commitment to telling the truth.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
Unlike his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, the king's cancer is still a “managed condition,” says a royal source, and his treatment will continue into 2025.
By: Eve Batey
Blake Lively alleges that the PR strategists for ‘This Ends With Us' claimed Taylor Swift engaged in the ‘weaponisation of feminism,' but the only thing Swift seemed to weaponize Saturday was a spectacular coat.
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