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Sarah Rodman

  • Manager, Head of Written Communications, Netflix
Los Angeles
As seen in: CNN, MSN, MSN Canada, The New York Times, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol, Los Angeles Times, Boston.com, Chicago Tribune and
Work @ Netflix Workin' on chill. Former: @EW @LATimes @BostonGlobe Prez @OfficialTCA Boston strong, L.A-based, part-time Nashvillian. Fast machine, clean motor
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Sarah Goldberg didn't want to be 'the girl next door.' So she charted a tougher path

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By Sarah Rodman
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
Few people do simmering panic as nimbly as Sarah Goldberg. In her role as Dr. JoAnne Felder, a performance psychologist tending to the mercurial psyches of the billionaire man-children of Silicon Valley on the new AMC satire “The Audacity,” Goldberg careens from serene to slapstick as she tries to keep a lid on her increasingly unruly life.
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The pursuit of happiness: How the Pluribus team crafted a series of big ideas — and of differing opinions about what it all means Original

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By Sarah Rodman
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details about the entire first season of Pluribus on Apple TV. If you don’t want to be part of the hive mind, we suggest you stop reading. We only want you to be happy. Wild theories. Intense speculation. Animated conversation. Existential rumination. Heated philosophical debates about the, um, recycling of human body parts for consumption.
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Why Elizabeth Banks says The Miniature Wife left her incredibly 'vulnerable': 'It was a lot to carry' Original

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By Patrick Gomez Verified, Sarah Rodman
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
Elizabeth Banks may play a 6-inch-tall character on The Miniature Wife, but the role impacted her in a big way. "My husband likes to say that this was the least mentally prepared I've ever been for a job," the actress tells Entertainment Weekly. Banks stars on the upcoming Peacock series as Lindy, a Pulitzer prize-winning author, wife, and mom who finds herself accidentally shrunk by her husband, genius scientist Les (Matthew Macfadyen).
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