Josh is a veteran editor, writer and former New York City wire-service newsman who moved to Los Angeles in 2008 to revamp the entertainment department of the Associated Press. He’s covered all facets of the industry ever since, first joining TheWrap in 2009 as a part of the fledgling digital Hollywood trade’s small and scrappy staff. After stints as Film Editor at Variety, as Mashable’s first Entertainment Editor (and even a hot minute at TMZ), Josh returned to TheWrap for a third stint in early 2022.
Experience:
Resides In:
Joshua Tree, CA
Education:
Josh received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Minnesota.
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Defense attorneys have until Jan. 31 to file their motion for a new trial
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‘American Horror Story’ Production Companies Sued by Family of Driver Who Died of COVID-19 After Working on Set
The wife of the Massachusetts van driver filed the lawsuit in federal court
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Harvey Weinstein’s Lawyer Now Says Sentencing Will Be Delayed, Not Happening Next Week
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“I’m hoping for a favorable outcome,” the 66-year-old Tennis Hall of Famer said
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Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Others React to Mixed Harvey Weinstein Verdict: ‘A Troubling Regression’
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Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty on 3 of 7 Counts in LA Rape Trial
The panel of nine men and three women deliberated across 10 days before reaching split verdict
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‘Fortnite’ Developer Epic Games Settles FTC Charges of Collecting Children’s Info and Duping Consumers for $520 Million
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“I make this decision having lost faith in the American legal system,” Heard said
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Even Pro-Elon Musk Journalists Think His Twitter Ban for Doxxing Went Too Far
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Twitter Suspends Accounts of Several Journalists Who Covered or Criticized Elon Musk
It wasn’t immediately clear why the accounts had been suspended
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