Ellen Gamerman is an arts and culture reporter at [Employer]. She covers a range of topics within the film industry and entertainment, focusing on filmmaking, entertainment news, and celebrities. Ellen's work has been featured in LiveMint, Magzter, The Wall Street Journal, MSN, and Yahoo Finance.
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Ellen's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment, particularly TV shows, movies, and celebrities. She frequently features event coverage and expert commentary in her articles.
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Technology company Plex took its 120 employees to Honduras for a weeklong bonding experience. It was a disaster from the moment they arrived.
Technology company Plex took its 120 employees to Honduras for a weeklong bonding experience. It was a disaster from the moment they arrived.
By: Ellen Gamerman
The Spice Girl turned fashion designer clawed her way out of debt and posted record profits. Family troubles aren’t standing in the way of her success.
Ellen Gamerman VICTORIA BECKHAM loves her kids. When we meet at her London townhouse, there are two she is particularly excited to discuss.
Dana Perino, a news anchor and former White House press secretary, wrote her first romance novel about liberal women and conservative men in Wisconsin.
Ellen Gamerman How do you reinvent your career? First, wake before dawn. Before she was a bestselling romance novelist, Carley Fortune had
By: Ellen Gamerman
The romance novelist Carley Fortune went from being unhappy at her 9-to-5 job to selling millions of books. Here’s her guide to starting over.
By: Ellen Gamerman
A growing economy of vendors is catering to men who have a clear vision for their big day, from pink tuxes to ‘groom’s cakes’
Ellen Gamerman At first, David Betesh didn't even want a wedding. Too showy and performative.
By: Ellen Gamerman
The kidnapping survivor, who made headlines when she was abducted at age 14 and abused by her captors for nine months, is now a competitive bodybuilder.
