Kirstin Wilder

Managing Editor, Variety

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Managing editor Kirstin Swanson Wilder started working at Variety in 1992 attending showbiz fetes galore. A far cry from her Nebraska roots.

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RT @Variety: #CANNES REVIEW: Alexander Payne returns to his home state with "Nebraska" | bit.ly/18kz7tR

‘Nebraska’ Review: Alexander Payne’s Finely Etched Road Movie

variety.com — After making side trips to California's Central Coast and Hawaii (for "Sideways" and "The Descendants," respectively), Alexander Payne returns to his home state of Nebraska for his sixth directorial feature, a wistful ode to small-town Midwestern life and the quixotic dreams of stubborn old men.
RT @foundasonfilm: A banner American year in Cannes continues apace with Alexander Payne's wistful, melancholy NEBRASKA. http://t.co/IaZqw0…

‘Nebraska’ Review: Alexander Payne’s Finely Etched Road Movie

variety.com — After making side trips to California's Central Coast and Hawaii (for "Sideways" and "The Descendants," respectively), Alexander Payne returns to his home state of Nebraska for his sixth directorial feature, a wistful ode to small-town Midwestern life and the quixotic dreams of stubborn old men.
@JustinCChang within mere moments of you guys posting. So glad it is a positive review.

‘Nebraska’ Review: Alexander Payne’s Finely Etched Road Movie

variety.com — After making side trips to California's Central Coast and Hawaii (for "Sideways" and "The Descendants," respectively), Alexander Payne returns to his home state of Nebraska for his sixth directorial feature, a wistful ode to small-town Midwestern life and the quixotic dreams of stubborn old men.
RT @WSJ: Hoisted hundreds of feet in the air, dangling from a crane, new breed of adventure diner chows down. on.wsj.com/193PTi5

High Table: Diners Dangle From Crane

online.wsj.com — BRUSSELS-Mixing construction equipment with gourmet cooking, two Belgian entrepreneurs are trying to elevate haute cuisine. Their effort began here as a stunt six years ago, when publicist David Ghysels and crane specialist Stefan Kerkhofs seated 22 people around a chef and hoisted everybody 180 feet into the air for a meal.
RT @Gawker: Queen Helen Mirren invites dying boy to have tea after actual Queen turns him down gaw.kr/QnB3SBw

Helen Mirren Has Tea with Dying Boy After Actual Queen Says No

gawker.com — Oliver Burton's dying wish was to visit Buckingham Palace and have afternoon tea with the Queen. Unfortunately, Her Royal Highness was unable to fit the 10-year-old into her busy schedule of waving at crowds from afar - so understudy Dame Helen Mirren stepped in to take her place.
Hey @Variety_Stewart nice work on getting nommed by @LAPressClub for "B.O. Reality Gets Lost in Perception" bit.ly/14Oy5Es

B.O. reality gets lost in perception

variety.com — During a year of extremes at the worldwide box office, domestic totals are running more than 6% ahead of 2011, while a tally of year-to-date overseas grosses from the six majors trails by almost 4%.
Kudos to @awallenstein for his @lapressclub nomination for this piece: "Hulu CEO faces big changes" bit.ly/16Ll5Ej

Hulu CEO faces big changes

variety.com — "Outline transition plan for new CEO. Discuss potential candidates and process." These sentences are the topmost bullet points of a confidential internal memo regarding the business of Hulu obtained by Variety. Dated in July, the three-page document covers a range of sensitive issues pertaining to how two of Hulu's parent companies, News Corp.
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