Herb Scribner is an Entertainment Breaking News Writer at The Washington Post. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including film, music, and cultural issues, while also addressing broader themes such as crime and societal impacts. Herb's work has been featured in notable publications including Deseret News, Axios, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Herb Scribner's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news with a particular focus on celebrity news, the music industry, trials and legal cases within the entertainment industry. He also covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
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The singer's self-published book was released at the end of November.
By: Herb Scribner
The Tice family called on President Biden and President-elect Trump to bring the missing American journalist home amid the chaos in Syrian power.
By: Herb Scribner
“Marvel Rivals,” a new third-person hero shooter video game, features one powerful and malevolent character that’s riling people up online: Jeff the Land Shark.
BuzzFeed announced Thursday that it had closed a deal to sell First We Feast, the studio behind "Hot Ones," a popular interview show in which
By: Herb Scribner, Gene Park
The Game Awards are back for 2024. Follow along for the latest announcements, winners and highlights of the industry’s biggest awards show.
By: Gene Park, Herb Scribner
"Astro Bot" won game of the year at the Game Awards. The show also announced new games "The Witcher IV," Naughty Dog's "Intergalactic" and "Elden Ring: Nightreign."
The “Dune” worm, Wolverine’s mouth and Rome’s Coliseum are only the beginning of the movie theater popcorn bucket wars.
The fifth season of “Yellowstone” ended with a fiery and wild finale that included a major character death and twist ending.
By: Herb Scribner
Carlos Watson, the co-founder of the once promising digital start-up Ozy Media, was sentenced to nearly a decade in prison Monday for defrauding investors and lying about his company's finances, the Associated Press reported.
Nothing says holiday cheer like scary ghost stories and tales of caped crusading glory. The Executioner (Darin De Paul), the Eminence (Jason Isaacs) and the Incarnate (D.C.
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