Eliana Dockterman is a Correspondent for TIME in New York City. She covers culture, society, and gender, with a focus on arts and entertainment, including celebrities, the film industry, and filmmaking. Eliana's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, AOL, and MSN.
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Eliana Dockterman’s coverage is heavily centered on theater-adjacent entertainment storytelling, with a strong emphasis on film and celebrity-driven pieces. She appears especially receptive to pitches tied to major releases, behind-the-scenes access, and interviews that reveal how a project was made or why it matters culturally.
She would likely respond best to timely, original angles with direct access to talent, creators, or close collaborators—especially if the pitch offers a fresh take on a high-profile movie, franchise, or public figure. Pieces that connect big entertainment moments to broader cultural conversation seem to fit her work well.
Given her national U.S. focus, pitches should be framed around developments with broad American relevance.
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In exclusive interviews, the director and his stars discuss the film he's been dreaming of for more than 20 years.
By: Eliana Dockterman
Steven Spielberg has been making movies about aliens for half a century, and each blockbuster reflects the time in which it was made.
By: Eliana Dockterman
The antagonist of Toy Story 5 isn't a kid who loves ripping dolls apart or a bitter, abandoned toy. It's a tablet, a familiar foe to the modern parent
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By: Eliana Dockterman
Olivia Wilde beelines for the sprinklers, a respite from the sun on a sweltering May day in Central Park . We've logged some 10,000 steps since
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Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is the first major, modern, big-screen adaptation of one of the most well-known stories in the Western canon Greek myths seem ready-made for the IMAX treatment.
By: Eliana Dockterman
It's Oppenheimer all over again. Christoper Nolan's The Odyssey ends with Matt Damon's Odysseus, much like the father of the atomic bomb millennia
This spring, I was among the first journalists to speak with Christopher Nolan about his highly anticipated adaptation of The Odyssey . Now, the movie is out and has become Nolan's biggest worldwide opening ever
By: Eliana Dockterman
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Spider-Man: Brand New Day The Dark Phoenix will rise again. Probably. Eventually.
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