Natalie Jarvey is a Senior Digital Media Editor at The Hollywood Reporter. She covers a range of topics within the realms of publishing and media, public relations, and entertainment, focusing on celebrities, entertainment news, and the intersection of journalism and entrepreneurship. Her insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as Business Insider, Billboard, and Vanity Fair.
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Natalie Jarvey predominantly covers entertainment news, focusing on TV shows, Hollywood, actors, and films. She is also interested in government & politics to a lesser extent.
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By: Natalie Jarvey
White-collar workers are quietly taking over the creator economy
By: Natalie Jarvey
Theorist Media founders Matthew and Stephanie Patrick’s strategy to build, scale and sell a business that can survive without the original talent
By: Natalie Jarvey
I unpack the terms turning off agents and podcast insiders as the star’s network struggles to land A-list names after Alix Earle
SCOOP: Former Condé Nast exec Pam Drucker Mann on Reign, her venture with Ilene Chaiken and Jennifer Beals — trading stilettos for a whole new arena
By: Natalie Jarvey
Creator Spotlight: I talk to Rob Cesternino, whose stints on the CBS and Peacock juggernauts powered a new book and a business with more than 60 pop culture shows
Talent is sitting on the fence as the Riviera is rocked by reality. Plus: Twitch’s creator-friendly expansion, and I scoop a buzzy new series from Mad Realities
Talent and execs sit on the fence as the Riviera is rocked by reality. Plus: Twitch’s creator-friendly expansion
By: Natalie Jarvey
A week in the Big Apple reveals where media is heading, from legacy brands to advertisers to the new insurgent creators
By: Natalie Jarvey
Roman Wasenmüller breaks down how audio went from a money-losing drag into a profitable growth engine; SCOOP: YouTube’s Spy Ninjas is spending big to grow
By: Natalie Jarvey
The inside track to the streamer’s ambitions, who can greenlight a deal there, and the unique terms — including one that sends some talent back to YouTube
