Katey Rich is the Awards Editor at The Ankler. A well-known Hollywood journalist, she has spent a decade at Vanity Fair and covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including celebrities, comedy, and the film industry. Katey's work has been featured in Glamour Us, Vogue India, Teen Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Los Angeles Magazine.
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The Gen X star on handling the show's millennials and Gen Zers — and why he won't say, ‘you know what we used to do…'
By: Katey Rich, Christopher Rosen
Welcome to the second in a four-part series highlighting the ups and downs of the Emmy race and the latest predictions over at Prestige Junkie
We’re once again gamifying the major (and minor) film confabs, scoring points for everything from TIFF’s People’s Choice Awards to gondola drama in Venice. Join us!
By: Katey Rich
Maury McIntyre on the category shifts, unhappy nominees and rights deal; plus Monsters of God and our fall fest draft
By: Christopher Rosen, Katey Rich
With three projects this summer, including ‘The Sun Never Sets,' the star on what he learned by letting go
A look at the most competitive acting races — and why Constance Zimmer might be this year's Jeff Hiller
For the debut of ‘Golden Hour,’ Chris and I talk to writer-director Michael Waldron about Paul Thomas Anderson’s 1997 breakthrough and what makes it so indelible
Catch up on two days of live Telluride dispatches from Katey Rich and Christopher Rosen
The actor played OpenAI's boss before ‘The Uprising,' opposite characters on ‘the ‘what-it-is-to-be-a-human' spectrum'; plus: The best of Telluride
By: Christopher Rosen, Katey Rich
Welcome to the final of our four-part series highlighting the ups and downs of the Emmy race and the latest predictions at Prestige Junkie
