Chris Beachum is a Managing Editor at Gold Derby. With a lifelong passion for the Emmys and Oscars, he specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on celebrities and entertainment news. He has hosted over 1,000 interviews and has been featured in MSN, Knowledia, Yahoo News, NewsBreak, and Gold Derby.
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Chris Beachum's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, with a focus on awards ceremonies such as the Golden Globes, Creative Arts Emmys, and SAG Awards. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to predictions or analysis of award show outcomes.
Sources who can provide unique insights into trends in the film and television industries or expert predictions for upcoming award shows may capture Chris's interest. Additionally, individuals closely involved in these events or those with behind-the-scenes knowledge could offer valuable contributions to his coverage.
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Our gallery includes Angela Bassett, Steve Carell, Jennifer Garner, Hugh Laurie, Phylicia Rashad, Keri Russell, Kirsten Wiig, and more.
By: Chris Beachum
Other choices include Wolf Blitzer and Robert and Michelle King for the ceremony on Sept. 29 in New York City.
Next year's event will stream live on Feb. 28, while the following year be held on Feb. 20.
By: Chris Beachum
Rodrigo will be her own musical guest, followed by Noah Kahan and Paul McCartney the final two weeks.
By: Chris Beachum
A-list stars saluted the SNL alum's films, from 48 Hrs., Trading Places, and Beverly Hills Cop to Coming to America, Dreamgirls, and Shrek.
Part 10 is now open.
By: Chris Beachum
How did you do predicting Tuesday morning's Broadway nominees?
By: Chris Beachum
A-list stars came out to salute to the SNL alum's cinematic work, from 48 Hrs., Trading Places, and Beverly Hills Cop to Coming to America, Dreamgirls, and Shrek.
How did you do predicting Sunday night's Broadway winners?
Select your favorites in 30 categories, including comedy, drama, limited, variety, competition, and more.
