James Robenalt is a journalist and writer who primarily focuses on entertainment and pop culture. He is a regular contributor to Vanity Fair and his work has also appeared in The Philadelphia Tribune. James covers a wide range of topics, including film and television awards, celebrity interviews, and analysis of popular culture phenomena.
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James Robenalt's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news, including television shows, awards season, and celebrities. He also covers government and politics to a significant extent.
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While no specific geographic focus is indicated for James' coverage areas based on his article titles there seems to be a strong emphasis placed on US-centric content due to its relevance in Hollywood and popular culture.
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By: James Robenalt, Richard Lawson, Mark Seal, Savannah Walsh, Condé Nast, Britt Hennemuth, Chris Murphy, Anthony Breznican, Brian Stelter, Anna Peele, Joe Hagan, Julie Miller, Eve Batey, Max Marshall, Nate Freeman
SNL offered the GOP presidential candidate a chance to walk her Civil War remarks back, and announce that a cast member fired for racist and anti-LGBTQIA+ remarks would return as host.
By: Anna Peele, Joe Hagan, James Robenalt, Richard Lawson, Brian Stelter, Britt Hennemuth, David Canfield, Max Marshall, Nate Freeman, Savannah Walsh, Mark Seal, Julie Miller, Chris Murphy
The director’s daughter exclusively speaks to VF about their new Squarespace collaboration, the Scorsese films she hasn’t seen, and what it’s like growing up in a famous family: “I didn’t know that people didn’t really like nepo babies very much.”
By: Anthony Breznican
Robert Downey Jr. still has some secrets to share, despite a life lived in public since he was around five years old.
We're certainly not in Kansas anymore. The first official teaser for Wicked, starring Grammy-, Tony-, and Emmy-winning actor Cynthia Erivo and
By: James Robenalt, Chris Murphy, Julie Miller, Brian Stelter, Anna Peele, Condé Nast, Bradley Hope, David Canfield, Joe Hagan, Richard Lawson, Max Marshall, Mark Seal, Nate Freeman
The stranger-than-fiction story of how Mohammed bin Salman welcomed the 60-year-old movie star into his kingdom—and his circle of trust.
This Is Me… Now could have come with the disclaimer “from the free-roaming mind of Jennifer Lopez .” The visual album from pop star which dropped
By: Mark Seal, George Cortina, Max Marshall, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman, Natalie Jarvey, David Canfield, Landon Nordeman, Anna Peele, Joe Hagan, Brian Stelter, James Robenalt, Tara Ariano
The British actor is only 30 and already halfway to an EGOT, but she swears she’s not following a playbook: “I am just following my gut.”
By: Mark Seal, George Cortina, Max Marshall, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman, David Canfield, Landon Nordeman, Anna Peele, Chris Murphy, Joe Hagan, Brian Stelter, James Robenalt, Tara Ariano
The ‘Saltburn’ star talks about the joys of dancing naked at home, his new level of fame, and his tall friend Jacob Elordi.
By: James Robenalt
The shadow of Nixon’s legal cabal looms large as lawyers John Eastman, Jeffrey Clark, and Sidney Powell face reprimand.
By: Savannah Walsh, Julie Miller, Rosemary Counter, Chris Murphy, James Robenalt, Gabriel Sherman, Kase Wickman, Bess Levin, Erin Vanderhoof, Eve Batey
The wrestler-turned-actor and entrepreneur turned his back on President Biden and attacked “woke culture” in a Fox News interview.
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