Ian Mohr is the Executive Editor at Page Six. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including film, theater, and the publishing industry, while also discussing fashion, luxury goods, and various forms of art. Ian's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous publications, including the New York Post, Sky News Australia, and Yahoo News.
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Ian Mohr's coverage indicates a strong focus on entertainment news, events, and celebrity relationships. He also covers government and politics to some extent.
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By: Ian Mohr
Jimmy Fallon has been invited to the upcoming dinner between Tom Holland and Erling Haaland.
By: Ian Mohr
Highlights include a pair of Eminem x Carhartt x Nike Air Jordan 4 promos signed in gold that are estimated to sell for up to $25,000.
By: Tatiana Siegel, Ian Mohr, Peter Kiefer
Hollywood studios are increasingly giving preferential treatment to non-journalists with large social media followings.
By: Ian Mohr
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has some tracking services’ Spidey senses tingling that the film could “easily” clear $300 million for its opening weekend.
By: Ian Mohr
An old Hollywood media beef is boiling over again after former Variety scribe Jeff Sneider reignited his once-epic feud with Deadline’s Mike Fleming.
By: Ian Mohr, Katcy Stephan
Paramount CEO David Ellison was spotted at Disneyland as his company gears up for its antitrust battle.
By: Peter Kiefer, Ian Mohr
Chicken finger billionaire Todd Graves is becoming known as the party king of Hollywood, and threw lavish, star-studded World Cup parties in NYC and LA.
By: Ian Mohr
Spotted at the elegant celebration were Darren Aronofsky, Don Cheadle, Liev Schreiber, Duran Duran rocker John Taylor, Julian Fellowes, Elizabeth McGovern, Julie Taymor and more.
When the show’s producers tried to sort out the sitch with the missionaries: “They asked what it would take for them to accept Jesus into their heart.”
By: Ian Mohr
Rock icon Mick Jagger is intrigued by the possibility of a Rolling Stones biopic, sources say — after the Beatles are getting four films released at once in 2028 by director Sam Mendes.
