Jeremy Fuster is a Box Office Reporter at TheWrap. He covers the film industry, focusing on topics such as filmmaking, celebrities, and entertainment news, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment. Jeremy's insights and analyses have been featured in various outlets including Yahoo Movies Canada, Yahoo Sports Canada, and MSN.
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Jeremy Fuster's coverage predominantly centers around the film industry, box office performance, and entertainment news. He seems to be interested in developments related to movie releases, box office performances, and media acquisitions within Hollywood. Given his focus on specific events and announcements in the entertainment industry, he would likely respond well to pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming movies or insider perspectives on recent box office successes or failures.
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By: Jeremy Fuster
If you are looking for a paradigm shift in Hollywood, this weekend's box office may be it.
By: Jeremy Fuster
A24 more than triples its opening record, "Obsession" rises another 19% in its third weekend, and "Mandalorian and Grogu" plummets 70%
By: Jeremy Fuster
This is a historic weekend both for the box office and for horror movies thanks to A24/Chernin's “Backrooms” and Focus Features' “Obsession,” both
By: Jeremy Fuster
A24/Chernin film earns highest opening ever for an original film from a debut director while "Obsession" becomes Focus' highest grossing film ever
By: Adam Chitwood, Jeremy Fuster
It's entirely possible that this past weekend at the box office will go down in history as a pivotal change for the film industry.
By: Jeremy Fuster
Both the close mayoral primary and a winner-take-all city council race have made Hollywood part of the debate
By: Jeremy Fuster
After years of slumps and lackluster numbers, the box office is finally performing the way it used to, as domestic grosses for the month of May
Hollywood executives have spent years trying to get Gen Z moviegoers to consistently show up to theaters.
By: Jeremy Fuster
Martin Scorsese is the latest filmmaker to give his blessing towards the use of AI in the filmmaking process, becoming an adviser to the company
By: Jeremy Fuster
For the first time since the pandemic, the box office is heading into June after a May where domestic grosses cleared $1 billion.
