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Whitney Friedlander

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Whitney Friedlander’s Biography

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A Los Angeles and Toronto-based journalist who watches way too much television. Damian Lewis once serenaded me.

Whitney Friedlander’s Journalist Portfolio

Whitney Friedlander: Writer | TV Watcher

Whitney Friedlander: Writer | TV Watcher

Writer. News editor. Online producer. Social media enthusiast. Pop culture junkie. Compulsive shopper.

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Television's 20-Something Female Virgins: 'Girls,' 'Grey's,' and 'Underemployed'

Television's 20-Something Female Virgins: 'Girls,' 'Grey's,' and 'Underemployed'

It used to be that a television character losing her virginity wasn't all that different from the way most gi…

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Freshman Class: The New Red Carpet It Girls

Freshman Class: The New Red Carpet It Girls

Actor Jennifer Lawrence had a banner year in 2011. Representing her movie "Winter's Bone," she was a fashiona…

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Bitter Battle Over Larchmont

Bitter Battle Over Larchmont

Walk through the quirky shops and restaurants in Larchmont Village, just south of Hollywood and abutting Hanc…

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Jackson Galaxy, the 'Cat Whisperer' of Animal Planet's My Cat From Hell - Los Angeles - Arts - Pu...

Jackson Galaxy, the 'Cat Whisperer' of Animal Planet's My Cat From Hell - Los Angeles - Arts - Pu...

Forty-six-year-old Jackson Galaxy and his beloved Velouria look like a pair of furry lovebirds as he wakes he…

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Audible’s ‘Dracula’ Goes for the Throat

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From a bewitching Bela Lugosi traipsing through a Universal Studios soundstage with his trimmed tuxedo and taunting smirk, to a sinewy Cynthia Erivo skulking about a West End theater, fingernails spiked and teeth sparkling white, the titular villain of Bram Stoker’s Dracula has seen many iterations on screens and stages for more than a century.
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Audible’s ‘Dracula’ Goes for the Throat

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Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis: "Not happy at all" Christina Applegate announced Tuesday that she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis, more than five years after announcing she had been told she …
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Can vampires be family-friendly? The creators of 'Eternally Yours' think so

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Joe Wiseman, left, and Joe Port, the co-creators and executive producers of CBS' "Eternally Yours," at the Paramount lot last month.(Christina House / Los Angeles Times) It’s not a particularly egregious throat clearing. It’s not wet with phlegm from a bronchial infection; the kind that makes seatmates on the plane jump for the Purell. Nor is it loud and dry like that of a severely under-caffeinated customer who’s annoyed that the barista is holding up the line to chat with a regular.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My college newspaper was/is called "The Maneater." I still enjoy the musical (and hair) stylings of Hall and Oates.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used a word processor in eighth-grade typing class. Mine printed in cursive.

How is social media changing news?

It levels the playing field and shows that smaller publications can have just as much a voice as the major outlets.