Richard Rushfield is the Editor In Chief at The Ankler. He focuses on journalism, media, and the film industry, exploring themes of filmmaking and the evolving landscape of press coverage in entertainment. Richard has been featured in The Bulwark, where he contributes his insights and expertise on these topics.
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Richard Rushfield's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, with a focus on Hollywood, awards shows, the film industry, and Hollywood executives. His coverage includes expert commentary and opinion editorials.
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By: Richard Rushfield
'I can't believe how it's changed,' the legendary author tells me in a wide-ranging chat about his newest, essential novel
By: Richard Rushfield
Illumination's CEO names names — in a good way — on the eve of his next Minions installment
By: Richard Rushfield
The mayoral challenger says City Hall 'let the industry walk away' — and lays out her plan to bring production back
Movie execs are finally ready to tap into the world's biggest platform, 21 years too late. We've seen this story before
Hollywood works best when entertainment is the main event — not a side hustle for a corporation selling something else
From ‘12 Years a Slave' to ‘The Social Network,' a birthday syllabus that sheds light on our nation's experiment
A plea to Hollywood's celeb class to knock it off with the Marie Antoinette routine
A piece published by Bloomberg this week highlighted the stunning fallout between seasons one and two of several prominent Netflix shows.
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Scott Budnick's career is marked with good work — and deeds: ‘I want to create jobs for actual people on the ground'
