Esther Zuckerman is a freelance journalist and writer whose work has appeared in various publications including GQ Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Vanity Fair, Slate Magazine, and The New York Times. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, fashion, lifestyle, and cultural phenomena, providing insightful and engaging articles for her readers.
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Esther Zuckerman’s coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with an emphasis on fashion, celebrities, and lifestyle. She features expert commentary and event coverage in her articles.
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By: Nicky Zeng, Esther Zuckerman, Chris Cohen, Colin Groundwater, Joe Pugliese, Adam Hurly, Will Welch
After recovering from a traumatic vocal cord injury, the country-rock genius is currently on a miraculous hot streak, playing three-hour sets with virtuosity, soul, and some remarkable cover songs.
By: Esther Zuckerman
The character actor emerged from the pandemic more popular than ever: a negroni-mixing food mentor. With "Conclave," Tucci is here to remind us of his chops.
By: Leon Hedgepeth, Gabriella Paiella, Ilana Kaplan, Hong Jang Hyun, Esther Zuckerman, Yang-Yi Goh, Frazier Tharpe, Eric Ducker
Adam Brody's ‘Nobody Wants This’ character is the talk of the Internet—but what does Netflix's hit streaming rom-com get right (and wrong) about being a young rabbi in present-day Los Angeles?
By: Esther Zuckerman
Ella Purnell has grown very comfortable with copious amounts of blood on screen.
By: Esther Zuckerman
NEW YORK — When Bridget Everett emailed Jeff Hiller asking if he'd be willing to audition for her TV show “ Somebody Somewhere ,” he was at
The actress makes her Broadway debut in 'Romeo + Juliet' playing two distinct characters, but for Dorfman, the roles are a manifestation of her own coming-of-age.
By: Esther Zuckerman
Objection, Your Honor, to the state of the movie industry. "Juror #2" has all the elements of a box-office hit.
By: Esther Zuckerman
Jesse Eisenberg has "very strong opinions on Holocaust cinema." "I just have a very kind of, let's say—what's the word— touchy reaction to
By: Esther Zuckerman, Kaleb Horton, Matthew Roberson, Alex Pappademas, Eileen Cartter
The Democratic nominee sends a message of calm-a-la in an appearance guaranteed to drive Donald Trump nuts.
Much like other hallmarks of the 20th century—print media, MTV, quality knitwear —romantic comedies are in a slump.
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