Erich Schwartzel is a Hollywood reporter for The Wall Street Journal. He covers the intersection of the entertainment industry and business, with a focus on the film industry and its relationship with China. Erich has also written a book on China and Hollywood, providing insights into the global influence of Chinese cinema.
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Erich Schwartzel's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment, particularly Hollywood and movies. His articles often include event coverage, profiles, and announcements related to the private sector. If you're reaching out to him, consider offering insights or access to high-profile events in the entertainment industry or exclusive interviews with key figures in Hollywood.
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She won over audiences as the queen of deadpan drollery. Now the actress is shedding her quirky-sidekick image for something far deeper.
By: Erich Schwartzel
Once an escape from Washington, Los Angeles is now giving the vice president access to powerful Hollywood neighbors and help in the race for the White House.
By: Erich Schwartzel
Once an escape from Washington, Los Angeles is now giving the vice president access to powerful Hollywood neighbors and help in the race for the White House.
By: Erich Schwartzel
Hollywood treatment of the famed 1990s murder case is drawing new attention. Will Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series set the siblings free?
By: Erich Schwartzel
Hollywood treatment of the famed 1990s murder case is drawing new attention. Will Ryan Murphy's Netflix series set the siblings free?
Venture capitalist Ben Horowitz shocked many in Silicon Valley when he endorsed Trump for president. Those who know his father, David Horowitz, were less surprised.
The actor says AI companies use movies and TV to make money without fairly compensating actors and the industry should ‘get ahead of that flood.’
The actor says AI companies use movies and TV to make money without fairly compensating actors and the industry should ‘get ahead of that flood.'
By: Sarah Krouse, Erich Schwartzel
The longtime friends have found themselves in remarkably similar situations, and their friendship has turned into a minefield of partisan politics.
By: Sarah Krouse, Erich Schwartzel
Kamala Harris and Disney executive Dana Walden have found themselves in remarkably similar situations, and their friendship has turned into a minefield of partisan politics.
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