Kim Murphy is a Deputy National Editor at the New York Times. With a keen focus on broadcast media, the film industry, and lawsuits, she brings a wealth of experience to her reporting, having previously served as an Assistant Managing Editor at the LA Times. Kim's work has been featured in notable outlets including Tribune Content Agency, Yahoo Sports UK, Variety, and the Chicago Tribune.
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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.
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By: Kim Murphy
Chris Evans reveals that he was eyeing a potential return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe long before coming aboard for “Avengers: Doomsday.”
By: Kim Murphy
Former James Bond series actress Trina Parks argues that the next 007 reboot should better “reflect the modern world” by giving the character a romantic interest that's his “equal” instead of “a multitude of partners.”
By: Kim Murphy
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige returned to San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday to unveil the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including an all-stars-on-deck plug for its coming crossover event “Avengers: Doomsday.”
By: Kim Murphy
Dylan Mulvaney has responded to President Trump's White House Correspondents' Dinner speech, during which the commander-in-chief recounted a transphobic backlash to Mulvaney's appearance in a Bud Light commercial.
By: Kim Murphy
Bill Maher accused President Trump of socialism on Friday's episode of “Real Time” on HBO, spotlighting the federal government's expanding corporate investments, which now numbers 30 different companies.
By: Kim Murphy
“Harry Potter” film series actress Jessie Cave credited OnlyFans with providing herself more financial stability than acting.
By: Kim Murphy
Warning: This story contains details of self-harm. Actor Jared Padalecki shared a message of support to Perez Hilton on Saturday, days after
By: Kim Murphy
Warning: This story contains details of self-harm. Jared Padalecki has deleted and apologized for his social media post showing support for
An official promotional video for Warner Bros. Discovery's upcoming sci-fi thriller “The End of Oak Street” has been met by significant online backlash over its usage of AI-generated animation.
By: Kim Murphy
Melissa Barrera has shared that her firing from the “Scream” franchise by producers over her social media posts relating to Israel and Gaza wasn't “the first time that that has happened to someone, and it won't be the last.”
