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Will Robinson

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Covers:  Movies, TV, music, books, stories mostly related to those topics, viral pop culture moments.
Doesn't Cover: Celebrity culture, sponsorships, clothing.
Media expat, with stops at @THR, @Thrillist, @EW, @AroundTheNFL, @Reuters. The Kings actually make me happy again.

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I now write THR's morning newsletter, Today in Entertainment. Before that I was Thrillist's sole copy editor.

Previously, I was a News Writer for EW.com, where I covered the latest news in movies, TV, music, and the rest of pop culture.

My work has been featured on NFL.com, Reuters, SLAM, American Soccer Now, and Rivals, and I've covered events from red carpets, to concerts, to Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers games, to the Stanley Cup Finals.

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'Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift': Here's the story of Han

'Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift': Here's the story of Han

In the Fast & Furious franchise's diverse and boisterous ensemble, Han Seoul-Oh and his subtlety stand out.

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Sarah Koenig, Julie Snyder discuss 'Serial' season 2 and tease new podcasts

Sarah Koenig, Julie Snyder discuss 'Serial' season 2 and tease new podcasts

Serial concludes its deep dive of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl on Thursday with its season 2 finale. This season wa…

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O'Shea Jackson Jr. is ready to make a name for himself with 'Straight Outta Compton'

O'Shea Jackson Jr. is ready to make a name for himself with 'Straight Outta Compton'

In Straight Outta Compton, Ice Cube is portrayed by the rapper's real-life son, O'Shea Jackson Jr. But don't …

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Marcc Rose to play Tupac in 'Straight Outta Compton'

Marcc Rose to play Tupac in 'Straight Outta Compton'

We also now know that the era's preeminent West Coast rapper, Tupac, will be in Straight Outta Compton, EW ha…

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'Purple Rain' turns 30

'Purple Rain' turns 30

While “Purple Rain” the album is all amazing, the film is, um, something else, something that has been intent…

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Addiction and hopelessness: On Steve Sarkisian

Addiction and hopelessness: On Steve Sarkisian

If there is one thing to take away from the most recent USC football scandal, it's not that the program is in…

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Constance Wu says Asian American advocate betrayed her by praising abuser she told him about Original

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By Joey Nolfi , Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry
| Entertainment Weekly
Constance Wu has revealed that a confidant once betrayed her trust after he publicly praised her alleged Fresh Off the Boat abuser. Elaborating on allegations of sexual harassment she experienced on the set of her ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat (as outlined in her new memoir Making a Scene), the Hustlers actress told Trevor Noah on Thursday's episode of The Daily Show that she once told an Asian American advocate about the experience, only to have him laud the man at a panel discussion.
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Constance Wu alleges she was sexually harassed by a 'Fresh Off the Boat' producer Original

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By Maureen Lenker, Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry
| Entertainment Weekly
Constance Wu says that while starring in her breakout role on Fresh Off the Boat, she was sexually harassed and intimidated by one of the ABC sitcom's senior producers. The actress lays out the allegations in her new memoir Making a Scene, out Oct. 5, and also addressed them in a New York Times profile published Friday and a panel discussion presented by The Atlantic the same day. Wu has not named the producer, and refers to him only as "M—" in her book.
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Constance Wu says backlash to her 'Fresh Off the Boat' tweets 'convinced me to end my own life'

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By Joey Nolfi , Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry
| Entertainment Weekly
Constance Wu returned to social media Thursday after a three-year hiatus, during which time the Hustlers and Crazy Rich Asians star says she attempted suicide after enduring backlash to a series of tweets she made about her ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Once upon a time. My dad busted one out, a long time back.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

William Miller, "Almost Famous."

When's the best time to pitch you?

Early in my shift, but after I've started working. There's nothing worse than sifting through a handful of stories at once.

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