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Editor-in-Chief @THR, Formerly: @LAmag, @NYmag, @NYTimes, @Radaronline and @TheFix. maerroshan@gmail.com

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Editor’s Letter: Eyes on the Prize(s) Original

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By Maer Roshan Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
THR editor-in-chief Maer Roshan at the L.A. Press Club Awards show Awards have always been a bedrock of our coverage at The Hollywood Reporter. We devote an enormous amount of time, energy and ink to the Oscars, the Emmys and the many other statuettes that crowd the Hollywood calendar each year. When I first arrived at THR a few years ago, fresh to the trades, I was struck by the money, manpower and near-religious fervor Hollywood devotes to awards.
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Editor’s Letter: This Devil Wears Banana Republic

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By Maer Roshan Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
There was a time, not too long ago, when assembling a list of New York’s most prominent media personalities was a relatively painless task. The grand institutions of American media were concentrated within a 20-block radius of midtown Manhattan — home to the major networks, newspapers and glossy magazines that dominated American culture and politics. On a typical day at Michael’s, you might spot Barbara Walters, Gay Talese, Diane Sawyer, Mort Zuckerman, Carl Bernstein, Liz Smith and Nora Ephron.
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Editor’s Letter: This Devil Wears Banana Republic

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By Maer Roshan Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
THR’s New York issue cover star Stephen Colbert, photographed April 17 in NYC. Colbert wearing vintage Zegna suit; Paul Smith shirt, tie; Omega watch; Oliver Peoples reading glasses. Photographed by Guy Aroch There was a time, not too long ago, when assembling a list of New York’s most prominent media personalities was a relatively painless task.
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