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Debra Birnbaum
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Editor-in-Chief, Gold Derby
Los Angeles
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Biography
Debra Birnbaum is a skilled multi-platform content creator, with over 20 years of experience covering news and entertainment. She's currently the executive editor, TV for Variety, overseeing all television coverage for the trade magazine's multiple platforms, including the weekly print edition and Variety.com. She also covers the Emmy Awards, producing 13 special issues highlighting the Emmy contenders. As the President/Editor-in-Chief of TV Guide Magazine, a position she held for seven years, she revitalized a classic brand with innovations like the annual "Fan Favorites" cover contest, the Comic-Con photo studio, and the "Hot List" party. She appears frequently on TV as an entertainment expert, and regularly moderates panels for the TV Academy, Screen Actors Guild, Paley Center, Comic-Con and more. She has also worked for Redbook, George, More, The New York Post, and Us Weekly.
Entertainment local national and international politics.
corporate IT, careers, security
Content
By Debra Birnbaum Verified| Gold Derby Verified And just like that, it will soon be time for more And Just Like That... Carrie and friends will return to Max for season three on May 29 for a 12-episode season, which will run weekly through Aug. 14. The weekly rollout, though, means the comedy won't be eligible until next year's Emmy Awards. Per the official Television Academy rules, at least six episodes of a given series must air by May 31 to be eligible.
By Debra Birnbaum Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified And just like that, it will soon be time for more And Just Like That... Carrie and friends will return to Max for season three on May 29 for a 12-episode season, which will run weekly through Aug. 14. The weekly rollout, though, means the comedy won't be eligible until next year's Emmy Awards. More from GoldDerbyAdvertisementAdvertisementPer the official Television Academy rules, at least six episodes of a given series must air by May 31 to be eligible.
By Debra Birnbaum Verified| Gold Derby Verified It was a high school reunion 40 years in the making. The stars of the 1985 film The Breakfast Club — Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez, Ally Sheedy, Judd Nelson, and Anthony Michael Hall, otherwise known as the prom queen, the jock, the weirdo, the rebel, and the nerd — reunited for the first time at the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo on Sunday. During the panel, the actors shared their memories of filming, as well as working with writer/director John Hughes, who died in 2009.
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