Lacey Rose is the Executive Editor for TV at The Hollywood Reporter. With a focus on the television industry, Lacey covers a wide range of topics including interviews with industry professionals, analysis of popular shows, and coverage of industry events. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK and Knowledia.
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By: Lacey Rose
The 'L.A. Confidential' author's latest book is being taken out to producers. James Ellroy is making a renewed Hollywood push.
By: Lacey Rose
The 100th concert in Joel's MSG residency series will air as a two hour event on Sunday, April 14.
The "Madea" filmmaker is already in business with the streaming service for film.
The former 'Broad City' exec will work across film and TV, with Broadway Video's Hannah Kitziger tapped as her head of development.
By: Lacey Rose
Sylvie Rabineau and newly promoted co-head Hilary Zaitz Michael also reveal the increased leverage for authors and why they've rebranded their literary packaging department.
By: Lacey Rose
Hilary Zaitz Michael was Sylvie Rabineau's first hire once her literary agency, Rabineau Wachter Sanford & Gillett, was acquired by WME eight years ago.
By: Lacey Rose
Lacey Rose · 13-min read As Jimmy Kimmel sees it, hosting the Oscars is a lot like taking a plane trip.
The '3 Mics' stand-up is back with a new Netflix special, dropping April 9, and a new outlook on mental health — much to some fans' chagrin: "The kind of heckles I get are like, 'Be sadder!'"
'John Mulaney Presents: Everybody's in L.A.' will roll out nightly during the streamer's Netflix Is a Joke comedy festival.
By: Lacey Rose
With the Netflix Is A Joke Festival kicking off Wednesday, the streamer has unveiled its new standup slate, which also includes hours from Michelle Buteau and Bert Kreischer.
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