Sentence examples for entertainment columnist from inspiring English sources
Which brings us to that unwitting catalyst: Roger Friedman, an entertainment columnist for FoxNews.com.
"Paul McCartney Wins, Heather Mills Loses" was the conclusion of Roger Friedman, the Fox News entertainment columnist.
"The problem with the Oscars is that the red carpet precedes a very important event," said Rob Shuter, an entertainment columnist for The Huffington Post.
Fox News confirmed on Monday that it had fired its entertainment columnist Roger Friedman after a meeting with senior executives at the cable channel and Web operation.
A veteran newspaper entertainment columnist, Nachman lights up when he is reporting; at its supplest his prose crackles with snappy one-liners and bright turns of phrase.
As Michael Musto, the New York Village Voice's entertainment columnist tells me: "A flop of this magnitude is just too delicious".
In her heyday, Ms. Knef was often described by entertainment columnists as the "willowy blonde" with the "dusky voice" and the "generous mouth".
The same geeks and entertainment columnists who called co-star Shia LeBeouf honest and gutsy for criticizing Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) were basically applauding the idea that Fox had been fired for basically doing the same thing.
Entertainment Weekly television columnist Ken Tucker said it was better than the season premiere, which he also praised.
–- Huel Perkins, lead anchor, FOX2 News (WJBK-TV) Detroit Hailed by noted novelist and magazine editor Beaufort Cranford as "the best feature writer in Detroit," Jim McFarlin has enjoyed an outstanding 35-year career as a professional journalist, columnist, entertainment critic and media talent.
In the last few days, real estate and entertainment bloggers and columnists have been twittering en masse over rumors and reports that the ultimate Manhattan girl, Sarah Jessica Parker, and her husband, Matthew Broderick, had decided to abandon Manhattan, and their 20-foot-wide West Village town house, for a larger place in what, truth be told, is still an outer borough.
