By: Kim Murphy
Melissa Gilbert called for an industry push for “real, substantive change” in the treatment of young performers following the death of Hayden Panettiere on Aug. 16.


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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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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