Mike Barnes is a Senior Editor - Copy at The Hollywood Reporter. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on topics such as film, theater, and cultural commentary, often exploring themes of life and death in his narratives. Mike's work has been featured in prominent outlets including EIN Presswire, Yahoo News, and The Wire Magazine.
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Mike's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment, particularly with a significant emphasis on profile features and obituaries. He seems to cover notable figures in the entertainment industry, especially when they pass away.
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By: Mike Barnes
The younger brother of ‘Alias Smith and Jones' star Peter Duel, he appeared on lots of TV shows starting in the mid-1960s.
By: Mike Barnes
He worked March Madness for more than a quarter-century, presided over ‘The NFL Today' for five seasons and called two Super Bowls.
By: Mike Barnes
She also played Mary in the 1977 miniseries 'Jesus of Nazareth' and appeared in 'Death on the Nile' and 'Black Christmas.'
By: Mike Barnes
The recently-released live record from 2023 shows how much has changed in 50 years, as John Lees’ Barclay James Harvest look forward to the “progtastic” double album they’ve nearly finished
By: Mike Barnes
The Tony winner starred in Neil Simon's 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers' and 'Broadway Bound' was a tireless advocate for women's rights: "I had a commitment."
By: Mike Barnes
As a child actor, he also appeared in ‘Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,' ‘Always Goodbye' and ‘Jesse James' before embarking on a distinguished career in the U.S. Foreign Service.
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The son of a 13-time Oscar-nominated cinematographer, he worked on movies including ‘Animal House,' ‘Coming to America,' ‘Trading Places,' ‘Clue' and ‘Hostel.'
By: Mike Barnes
He started out in Utah as a youngster in a family barbershop quartet, and he and his siblings would become regulars on ‘The Andy Williams Show' and score a big hit with "One Bad Apple."
By: Mike Barnes
She discovered the character in a series of 1940s children's books and thought Ringo Starr would make a great Mr. Conductor on television.
After rejecting Columbia Pictures' contract offer on the advice of Montgomery Clift, she appeared in everything from ‘The Brady Bunch' and ‘Coming Home' to ‘Interior Chinatown' and a Lil Wayne music video.
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