Deputy Editor, Variety.com/Variety Magazine
Pat Saperstein is the Deputy Editor for Variety.com and Variety Magazine. With a focus on the entertainment industry, Pat covers a wide range of topics including film, television, and celebrity news. Their work has been featured in various publications and platforms, showcasing their expertise and knowledge in the entertainment field.
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Pat Saperstein's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, with a strong emphasis on film and television. She frequently covers event announcements, press releases, and profile features related to the entertainment world.
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By: Pat Saperstein
SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers from Season 3 of “ The Lincoln Lawyer ,” now streaming on Netflix.
Sherry Coben , a writer-producer who created the Emmy-winning 1980s sitcom “Kate & Allie,” died Oct. 16 of cancer in New Milford, N.J. She was 71.
By: Pat Saperstein
Vice President Kamala Harris wasn't able to attend Thursday night's Al Smith benefit dinner in New York, sending a video instead, while Donald Trump attended in person.
By: Pat Saperstein
Cruel World Festival is set to return to Pasadena on May 17, featuring Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and New Order along with the Go-Gos and Devo.
By: Pat Saperstein
Lynda Obst, producer of films including "Sleepless in Seattle," "Flashdance" and "Adventures in Babysitting," died Tuesday in Los Angeles.
By: Pat Saperstein
Lynda Obst , producer of high-profile films including “ Sleepless in Seattle ,” “Flashdance” and “Adventures in Babysitting,” died Tuesday in Los Angeles. She was 74.
By: Karen Idelson, Todd Gilchrist, Emiliana Betancourt, Jack Dunn, Michael Maloney, Paula Hendrickson, Jenelle Riley, Rosemary Rossi, Carole Horst, Pat Saperstein
The professionals on Variety 's Women's Impact Report navigated Hollywood's turbulent 2023 only to find more rocky roads in 2024.
By: Pat Saperstein
Film and TV writer-producer Alan Sacks , who had an eclectic career that included co-creating the popular 1970s series “Welcome Back, Kotter” and
Emmy Award-winning journalist Chauncy Glover, a news anchor at Los Angeles' KCAL, has died, KCAL announced Tuesday. He was 39. A cause of death was not released.
John D. Kimble, a prominent longtime Hollywood talent agent at agencies including DHKPR, Triad and William Morris, died Sunday in Dallas. He was 79.
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