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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As his geographic focus is not specified but given his coverage of Hollywood which is centered in Los Angeles, it could be beneficial for sources to have connections to or insights about happenings within this region when reaching out to him.
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By: Stacey Woods, Neal Pollack, Richard Rushfield
A recording from Neal Pollack and Richard Rushfield's live video
The spirit of the '90s can live again
Lessons from reality's big kahuna, and my backstage chat with Mark Burnett
By: Richard Rushfield
The box office is telling a story too loud to ignore
By: Richard Rushfield
We're in crisis — and L.A. needs a strong mayor (finally) to save the industry. My read of the race
Much have I travelled in the realms of gold...
Outrage over the teardown at CBS News is hiding the far uglier truth
By: Neal Pollack, Stacey Woods, Richard Rushfield
A recording from Neal Pollack and Richard Rushfield's live video
By: Richard Rushfield
Against all odds, it's a great time for theatrical — now just don't get cocky
Consolidation, storytelling and AI — where does television go from here?
