Lacey Rose is a Writer-At-Large for The Hollywood Reporter. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including profiles of celebrities and insights into the evolving landscape of media and broadcasting. Rose's work has been featured in MSN, Yahoo Movies UK, and Yahoo News UK, among others, highlighting her expertise in entertainment news and comedy.
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Lacey Rose focuses on entertainment news, particularly exclusive coverage and events related to the film and television industry. She would likely be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive access or insights into upcoming projects, behind-the-scenes stories, or interviews with prominent figures in the entertainment industry.
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He is Hollywood’s most affable and bankable everyman. It’s just that sometimes … he really wishes he weren’t.
By: Lacey Rose
Marc Maron, Leanne Morgan and Julio Torres also swap stories of fear, “f***ability” and the surprising pressure on comedy special fashion choices.
As Apple TV's game-changing hit returns for a never-supposed-to-happen fourth season, THR goes deep with the cast and creators on the off-field drama — and on-brand hope — that made it possible.
By: Lacey Rose
Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple reveal the swirl of emotions they've felt as the hit soccer comedy returns more than three years after signing off.
English actress Tanya Reynolds plays the assistant coach of AFC Richmond's women's soccer team — and the most significant new character of the Apple hit's fourth season.
With a new Netflix special, 'Rory Scovel: Show Must Go On,' the veteran comic turns inward as he explores topics including his own grief.
By: Lexy Perez
The 'Law & Order: SVU' star, Knicks superfan and, soon, Emmy host dishes about the speeches, the jokes and the prep for TV’s biggest night.
By: Lacey Rose
The one-time WME partner credited with importing some of reality's biggest formats, including 'Big Brother' and 'The Biggest Loser,' has projects brewing for film and Broadway — he's also seeking an agent of his own.
By: Lacey Rose
The 'After Midnight' host talks openly about her decision to leave the CBS show, write a book and tackle her “worst nightmare” head on.
By: Lacey Rose
With his OG character back and outrage already brewing, the comedy provocateur talks cancel culture, boycotts and putting his money — and his life — on the line for a laugh.
