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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By: Kim Murphy
“The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” has caught some fire at the domestic box office.
By: Kim Murphy
What a lovely day! Director George Miller returns to the wasteland with “Furiosa,” the prequel to “Mad Max: Fury Road.” Warner Bros. released
By: Kim Murphy
Ellen Holly, a stage and screen actor who became the first Black star of a daytime television series with her role as Carla Gray in ABC's soap
By: Kim Murphy
Christopher Nolan recently recounted an unexpected encounter with a critic of his work while accepting the award for best director at the New York Film Critics Circle ceremony.
By: Kim Murphy
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are collaborating on a follow-up to their zombie genre game-changer “28 Days Later,” developing a follow-up titled “28
By: Kim Murphy
A fitfully kooky 23andMe-gone-wrong scary story, “Amelia's Children” follows an American couple in Portugal as they become entwined in an ancient bloodline of witchcraft.
Akira Toriyama, the highly influential Japanese manga artist who created the medium-defining franchise "Dragon Ball" in the 1980’s and shepherded its growth as it became a global phenomenon, died March 1 due to an acute subdural hematoma. He was 68.
By: Kim Murphy
It's only been six months since the release of Liam Neeson's last film, which means theaters are overdue for another thriller led by the prolific star.
By: Kim Murphy
Conan O’Brien has set a return to "The Tonight Show," slotting a guest appearance for next week’s April 9 broadcast. The occasion will mark the comedian and former late night host’s first time back on the program since his acrimonious exit from NBC in 2010, in which he was replaced by Jay Leno as the show’s host following a six-month tenure.
By: Kim Murphy
Ellen DeGeneres returned to the comedy stage Wednesday night for the first set of her “Ellen's Last Stand…Up Tour,” taking significant time to
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