Ross joined TheWrap as a news editor in 2017; he was previously associate editor at Deadline from 2015-2017, and before that comics editor at The Escapist, and features editor at Game Front. As a writer, in addition to TheWrap his bylines can be found at Deadline, Box Office, The Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly, The Escapist and Game Front, among others.
Originally from Oklahoma, Ross has lived in Southern California for more than 2 decades and currently calls South Los Angeles home.
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Patrick Soon-Shiong’s interference with the paper’s editorial freedom has sparked a crisis that includes canceled subscriptions and several high profile resignations
Following Oliver Darcy’s report that people within the paper are concerned, former WaPo editor Robert McCartney weighs in
“I think she’s doing what she needs to do,” Clinton tells CNN’s Kaitlan Collins
Karin Klein and Pulitzer Prize-winner Robert Greene follow editorial editor Mariel Garza, who resigned Wednesday
Sacks also produced several projects for The Disney Channel including the 3D Jonas Brothers concert film
The union says Patrick Soon-Shiong is “unfairly assigning blame to Editorial Board members for his decision not to endorse”
The team retired the pitcher’s uniform number – 34 – in 2023
The MSNBC host speaks to award-winning historian Anne Applebaum about her warning that Trump speaks “like Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini”
“The Late Show” host also gets in some very good puns inspired by Trump’s weird crude comments
The campaign event shows Republicans are “clearly running out of steam,” The “After Midnight” host argues
The once-powerful producer convicted of rape has been diagnosed with a type of bone marrow cancer, according to multiple reports
James Austin Johnson mocks a very tired Trump and Maya Rudolph of course returns as VP Harris
The “Real Time” host talks at length about Donald Trump and the mythical “October Surprise”
The MSNBC host looks at Musk’s recent cringe-inducing efforts on behalf of Donald Trump
The ABC host also mocks Trump’s “commanding lead in the annoying emails department”
