Madeline Roth is an entertainment editor for The Daily Beast, with previous experience at MTV News, The Wrap, Independent, and Live Nation. She specializes in covering pop culture, music, and celebrity news, providing insightful and engaging articles for her audience.
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Madeline Roth predominantly covers entertainment, particularly celebrity news and music. Her articles focus on evolving stories and event coverage within the entertainment industry, often featuring breaking news.
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Just a few months after an oral history of The O.C. was published that purported to spill all the behind-the-scenes gossip from the beloved teen drama, Mischa Barton has just dropped one of the biggest bombshells of all.
By: Madeline Roth
The rapper paused his show last night to share some touching words about a mother and daughter who were killed in St. Louis earlier this month.
By: Madeline Roth
“This is not backlash. This is hatred,” Gaga wrote about the reaction to her post with the trans influencer.
In May of 2022, The Daily Beast published an interview with The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney with the headline, “Why Do The Black Keys Still Feel Like Underdogs?” At the time, Carney posited, “Especially being from Northeast Ohio, it's hard to win. We're taught how to lose and to take it on the chin.”
In a new interview, Keith Morrison said of the “Friends” star was “happy” for the first time in a long time before his shocking death.
By: Madeline Roth
The country music legend herself shows up on “Cowboy Carter” to introduce Bey's sinister spin on the country classic.
By: Madeline Roth
Former and current professional runners are trashing the design, saying, “This is a costume born of patriarchal forces.”
”The Idea of You” introduces the pop quintet August Moon, and fans are already going wild—just don't compare them to One Direction.
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