Kim Murphy is the Deputy National Editor at the New York Times. With a background as an Assistant Managing Editor at the LA Times, Kim is a seasoned journalist with a passion for news. She has written for various publications including Variety, AOL, Inc., and Yahoo Sports UK, covering topics ranging from entertainment to politics.
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Kim's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news, particularly movies, television, celebrities, and box office performances. She often reports on events such as movie releases and industry announcements.
Given the nature of her articles, Kim may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive interviews with celebrities or insider perspectives on trends within the entertainment industry. Additionally, providing unique insights into upcoming movies or TV shows could capture her attention.
It’s worth noting that she doesn't appear to have a specific geographic focus but takes a broad view of entertainment news.
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While Taylor Swift has yet to endorse a presidential candidate, her fervent fanbase is already mobilizing for one.
By: Kim Murphy
Tom Hanks isn't trying to sell you drugs. The actor shared a statement on Instagram Thursday evening, warning fans about online ads promoting “miracle
By: Kim Murphy
After heartfelt tributes from Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson and as a band, Harry Styles shared that he is “truly devastated” by the death of his One Direction bandmate Liam Payne.
By: Kim Murphy
Richard Pope, the British cinematographer who collaborated with director Mike Leigh across his career and earned an Oscar nomination for his work lensing Leigh's 2014 biopic “Mr. Turner,” has died.
By: Kim Murphy
As the polls began to close Tuesday evening, CNN host Chris Wallace shared the opinion that Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party need to pull
By: Kim Murphy
The major Hollywood studios skirted this weekend and held off on new releases, a decision that likely hedged against an uncertain national mood following the presidential election.
By: Kim Murphy
Oprah Winfrey was never “paid a personal fee” by Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, according to her production banner Harpo Productions.
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