Robyn Weintraub is a journalist and writer for The New Yorker, specializing in cultural commentary and analysis. With a keen eye for detail and a unique perspective, Robyn's articles delve into a wide range of topics, including film, literature, art, and societal issues. Her writing is known for its thought-provoking insights and engaging storytelling.
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Robyn Weintraub's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, film, and cinematic techniques. She might be interested in pitches related to evolving stories within the film industry or insights into filmmaking processes and trends.
Given her focus on lifestyle and government & politics as well, she may also consider pieces that explore the intersection of these themes with cinema or offer analysis of films from a social or political perspective.
As she has a national (United States) geographic focus, topics related to American cinema or events within the U.S. film industry are likely to resonate with her audience.
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By: Amanda Petrusich, Eren Orbey, Rivka Galchen, Robyn Weintraub, Heidi Blake, Parul Sehgal, Alexei Navalny, Isaac Chotiner, Adam Gopnik, Jay Caspian Kang, Mollie Cowger
If Kamala Harris loses the election to Donald Trump, disaffected young men will inevitably shoulder much of the blame, for the simple reason that the children are our future and nothing is scarier than angry dudes.
They remember a time before we conducted our public life with vulgarity—and they have a distinct memory of people like Trump.
Also: the glamorous camp of “Drag: The Musical,” the Afropop of Angélique Kidjo, the Vatican thriller “Conclave,” and more.
By: Amanda Petrusich, Eren Orbey, Rivka Galchen, Robyn Weintraub, Heidi Blake, Parul Sehgal, Isaac Chotiner, Adam Gopnik, Alexei Navalny, Mollie Cowger, Helen Shaw
Jamie Lloyd casts Nicole Scherzinger as Norma Desmond, and Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler play a Gen Z version of Shakespeare’s famous lovers.
By: Heidi Blake, Alexei Navalny, Mollie Cowger, David Remnick, Adam Gopnik, Robyn Weintraub, Rivka Galchen, Eren Orbey, Amanda Petrusich, Isaac Chotiner, Parul Sehgal
Jazmine Hughes considers the nation’s oldest Black sorority and its most famous sister.
By: Eren Orbey, Heidi Blake, Alexei Navalny, Amanda Petrusich, Isaac Chotiner, Mollie Cowger, Robyn Weintraub, Rivka Galchen, David Remnick, Adam Gopnik, Parul Sehgal
The “Breakfast Club” co-host talks with David Remnick about Black voters, his recent interview with the Vice-President, and why the Democratic Party needs a lot more “Bulworth.”
By: Evan Osnos, Alexei Navalny, Julian Lucas, Robyn Weintraub, Susan B. Glasser, Heidi Blake, Amanda Petrusich, Rivka Galchen, Eren Orbey, Mollie Cowger, Jane Mayer, Adam Gopnik
“We’ve moved from a moment of alternative facts with Kellyanne Conway to now embracing the idea of lies,” Jane Mayer says.
By: Adam Gopnik, Julian Lucas, Mollie Cowger, Evan Osnos, Naomi Fry, Heidi Blake, Rivka Galchen, Susan B. Glasser, Alexei Navalny, Eren Orbey, Robyn Weintraub, Sinna Nasseri, Amanda Petrusich
A photographer took a road trip across the country during the Presidential race. What did he see?
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By: Robyn Weintraub
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