Boston Is #8 City to Live In and Make Movies: MovieMaker Magazine
Boston landed a top spot in MovieMaker magazine’s list of the “Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker in 2026.”
Mercuri on Worst PR Crisis of 2025: Forbes
Executive-in-Residence Kevin Mercuri shares his perspective with Forbes on one of 2025’s most notable PR crises.
Emerson Pays Tribute to ‘Stranger Things’ Alum : Boston Globe
The Boston Globe gave a shoutout to Emerson College and its most famous fictional alum, Stranger Things’ Nancy Wheeler ’19
Inside the Grace and Grit of Douaihy’s New Queer Noir: Thriller Thursday
Douaihy’s new book, Divine Ruin, is being released on January 13. This is the third installment of her bestselling Sister Holiday Mystery series.
Demetri Pappas ’95 on Rob Reiner: “Why the Loss Hurts So Much to So Many.”
Emmy-nominated writer, producer, and comedy consultant Demetri Pappas ’95 reflects in Los Angeles Magazine on why the recent death of Rob Reiner hurts—even to those who didn’t know him.
Cynthia Miller on Rob Reiner’s Unique Approach to Mockumentaries: Vox
Senior Affiliated Faculty Cynthia Miller, a cultural anthropologist, shares insights about Rob Reiner’s unique approach to the mockumentary style of filmmaking.
Raynauld on Australia’s Social Media Ban for Minors: Tech News World
Faculty Vincent Raynauld shares his perspective on Australia’s recent decision to eliminate social media usage for those under the age of 16.
Abdy ’95, Bario ’89 Recognized Among Hollywood Reporter’s 100 Most Powerful Women
Abdy and Bario are among the industry’s leading executives.
Acquavella Shaping Generations of Stage Managers: American Theatre
Alums said Acquavella is the epitome of a kind, empathetic leader, and is unparalleled in the theatre industry.
‘South Park’ Wins Bigly By Meeting Political Moment, Says Herzog ’81: NYT
As president of Comedy Central in the 1990s, Doug Herzog launched shows such as The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, South Park, and Key & Peele.