Christopher Rosen is the Creative and Digital Director at Gold Derby. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as celebrities, comedy, and publishing, while also covering theater and entertainment news. Christopher has been featured in notable outlets including Gold Derby, MSN, Yahoo News, Vanity Fair, The Ankler, and NewsBreak.
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Christopher Rosen’s coverage leans heavily toward entertainment analysis and awards-season commentary, with a notable mix of interviews and behind-the-scenes Q&As. He seems most responsive to pitches tied to timely TV and film coverage, especially when there’s a clear news hook, a strong take on performance or industry momentum, or access to cast, creators, or other insiders with something specific to say.
He also appears open to media and publishing-related angles, including author or book-adjacent stories, but likely only when they connect to a broader cultural moment or recognizable figure. Since his focus is global with France included, pitches can be broadly international while still being relevant to that market.
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By: Christopher Rosen
Casting directors from both Emmy-nominated series reveal how they picked their stars
The composers on unlikely recognition for Deborah Vance's Tejano attempt; plus: ‘Widow's Bay' and ‘Rhythm of the Night'
By: Christopher Rosen
The Emmy-nominated editors of the FX comedy and HBO drama explain the process of creating genre-defying TV
By: Christopher Rosen
At the end of Stranger Things season four, the show's longtime set decorator, Jess Royal , made a plea to creators Matt and Ross Duffer : Don't go too deep into the Upside Down for season five.
Welcome to the first in a four-part newsletter series highlighting the ups and downs of the Emmy race and the latest predictions over at Prestige
Welcome to the second in a four-part series highlighting the ups and downs of the Emmy race and the latest predictions over at Prestige Junkie
By: Christopher Rosen, Katey Rich
With three projects this summer, including ‘The Sun Never Sets,' the star on what he learned by letting go
A look at the most competitive acting races — and why Constance Zimmer might be this year's Jeff Hiller
By: Christopher Rosen, Katey Rich
Welcome to the final of our four-part series highlighting the ups and downs of the Emmy race and the latest predictions at Prestige Junkie
