James Hibberd, an award-winning journalist who has been a leading voice in entertainment news for nearly two decades, is joining The Hollywood Reporter as a writer at large.
A story on its website states, “Hibberd, who has distinguished himself with expert analysis, breaking news and must-read profiles, will join THR covering genre television and movies, continuing to provide behind-the-scenes, in-depth coverage of the entertainment industry.
This will be a return for Hibberd, who once was TV editor at The Hollywood Reporter.
“‘James is an incredibly talented writer and reporter, and I’m excited to have him back at The Hollywood Reporter,’ said Nekesa Mumbi Moody, THR’s editorial director. ‘With his great expertise of the industry and strength in breaking news, he will be another great addition to our excellent team, and continue THR’s tradition of expert reporting on the business of Hollywood and the people who drive it.'”
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You got me Dr. Roush, what's the biz angle?
"in-depth coverage of the entertainment industry" -- he'll be covering the entertainment industry. That's business news.