Variety Earns 97 Nominations From National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards
variety.comValerie Wu Intern Variety has been nominated for 97 National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards including nominations for best entertainment publication and best entertainment news website. “We are incredibly proud of the Variety newsroom for another outstanding year as the No.
1 news organization covering the business of Hollywood,” said co-editors-in-chief Ramin Setoodeh and Cynthia Littleton. “We congratulate all these deserving nominees from our editorial staff, art department and video team.” First up, Variety’s special WGA strike issue titled, “No Words: What the Writers Strike Means for Hollywood,” was nominated for best entertainment publication of the year.
That same issue was also nominated for both its page layout and cover art (managed by creative director Haley Kluge). Following last year’s trend, senior music writer and chief music critic Chris Willman once again topped the list of nominations.
Willman secured nine nominations: print journalist of the year, best music critic, best books critic, action photo, music personality profile over 2,500 words for his profile on Jack White, theater feature with senior artisans editor Jazz Tangcay, and best celebrity news and arts feature under 1,000 words.
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