Christopher Rosen is the Digital Director at The Ankler. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on the film industry, entertainment news, and celebrity culture. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, Vanity Fair, NewsBreak, Gold Derby, and The Ankler.
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Christopher Rosen's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly film awards, Oscar predictions, and movie interviews. He frequently features exclusive content and expert commentary related to these topics.
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By: Christopher Rosen, Richard Rushfield, Katey Rich
As murder of the acclaimed filmmaker and his wife, Michele, rock Hollywood, we examine a memorable life: ‘We underestimate how influential he was’
It’s the only way to end an awards season — with an unflinching look at where hope or hubris led us astray
By: Christopher Rosen, Sean Mcnulty
The marketing gambit that paid off — and how Mike & Pam paved the way
Say goodbye to Hollywood as the awards head downtown. Plus: Watch the buzziest new trailers with us, including ‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Dune: Part Three’
It was a good run for Warner Bros., which scored a whopping nine consecutive No. 1 openings from A Minecraft Movie last year to Wuthering Heights last month.
A24's ‘The Drama' opens strong but ‘Super Mario Galaxy' steamrolls the weekend with a $190M launch
By: Christopher Rosen, Katey Rich
Christopher Rosen, Tyler Coates and I debate which Oscar-nominated hit deserves a place in the hall of fame
Plus: Netflix gives David Fincher the Greta Gerwig treatment
Composers Finneas O'Connell ('Beef'), Kris Bowers & Michael Dean Parsons ('Spider-Noir') and Joel P. West ('Wonder Man') on the joy and challenges of genre-bending music
The casting directors behind 'Industry,' 'The Lord of the Flies' and 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' on what it takes to corral a cast that clicks
