Glenn Whipp is a columnist at the Los Angeles Times. He covers the film industry, celebrities, and entertainment news, with a focus on arts and entertainment, theater, and sports business. Glenn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Detroit News, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Glenn Whipp focuses primarily on event coverage within the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on the Oscars and film industry predictions. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming major events such as award shows or film premieres.
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By: Glenn Whipp
LOS ANGELES - The Emmys' writing and directing categories sometimes offer a window into the eventual winners, as when "The Studio" swept through the ceremony last year. Other times, voters decide to go their own way. "Slow Horses" has never won the drama series Emmy, but it has won awards for writing and directing the past two years.
By: Glenn Whipp
The Apple TV horror-comedy, set on a cursed New England island, became a breakout hit after premiering in April. Its nomination haul has complicated the Emmys' comedy series race.
By: Amy Nicholson, Mark Olsen, Josh Rottenberg, Joshua Rothkopf, Glenn Whipp
From a new "Resident Evil" reboot from the director of "Weapons" to Oscar contenders starring Mikey Madison and Tom Cruise, here are the movies we'll be at this fall.
By: Amy Nicholson, Mark Olsen, Glenn Whipp, Josh Rottenberg, Joshua Rothkopf
Who doesn't love a Hollywood ending — or a beginning? As summer gives way to the inevitable grunts of awards-season jockeying, how wonderful
By: Glenn Whipp, Mark Olsen, Amy Nicholson, Josh Rottenberg, Joshua Rothkopf
Who doesn't love a Hollywood ending — or a beginning? As summer gives way to the inevitable grunts of awards-season jockeying, how wonderful
By: Glenn Whipp
On the surface, it looked like a limited series straight out of the HBO playbook, a murder mystery driven by sex and midlife ennui.
By: Mary McNamara, Kenneth Turan, Robert Abele, Jen Yamato, Tim Grierson, Amy Nicholson, Josh Rottenberg, Glenn Whipp, Greg Braxton, Manuel Betancourt, Mark Olsen, Matt Brennan, Carlos Aguilar, Joshua Rothkopf, Katie Walsh
Our list of the 33 best Los Angeles crime movies is an underworld worth getting lost in, and includes "Chinatown," "Heat," "Pulp Fiction" and "Kiss Me Deadly."
By: Glenn Whipp
TELLURIDE, Colo. — Do you believe in ghosts? Andrew Scott considers the question and looks at me with a mischievous grin, retreating to a
By: Joshua Rothkopf, Glenn Whipp, Josh Rottenberg
TELLURIDE, Colo. — Complete with a secret screening that had everyone guessing for days, a seismic revelation (which became a bona fide viral
By: Glenn Whipp
TELLURIDE, Colo. — Standing ovations at film festivals are a rite: part appreciation, part obligation, part a need to stretch your legs after sitting for a couple of hours.
