Esther Zuckerman is a writer for GQ. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including the film industry, filmmaking, fine art, and theater. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Vanity Fair, and Rolling Stone.
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Emmy nominations were announced Wednesday with “The Pitt” and “Hacks” topping the list, and new shows “Pluribus” and “Widow's Bay” earning multiple nods.
Esther Zuckerman Emmy Rossum had a strategy for shedding her latest character after a day of work: Hard pretzels.
By: Esther Zuckerman
A look back at the director’s signature films before ‘The Odyssey,’ from ‘Memento’ to ‘Oppenheimer’
Esther Zuckerman “The Odyssey” is the most anticipated movie of the summer , and not because it's an adaptation of one of the foundational texts in Western literature.
By: Connor Hart, Esther Zuckerman
Connor Hart, Esther Zuckerman When Sam Wall was assigned “The Odyssey” in high school, he didn't read it. Instead, he learned just enough to pass his English class.
By: Esther Zuckerman
The actor starts his day with an early run and a six-and-a-half minute egg.
By: Esther Zuckerman
Chef Eric Ripert discusses his cameo in the movie—and why he participated
The Anthony Bourdain who is depicted in the new movie “Tony” isn't the Anthony Bourdain who chef Eric Ripert knew over more than a decade of friendship.
By: Esther Zuckerman
The married stars of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and “The Odyssey” have achieved an unprecedented level of success as a pair
Tom Holland and Zendaya had a billion-dollar weekend at the box office.
