Ellen Killoran

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Ellen Killoran is the Media & Culture Editor at IBTimes. She previously contributed to The L Magazine, Brooklyn Magazine, and The Daily, and co-produced the HBO documentary "Youth Knows No Pain." Write her at e.killoran@ibtimes, and follow her on Twitter @EllenKilloran.

Inside NYT Now, The New York Times Mobile App For The ‘Price Sensitive’

The Times is offering a lower-priced subscription with NYT Now - an app for half the price of a full digital description, with limited content.

Search For David Bird, Missing Wall Street Journal Reporter, To Resume Tuesday: Police

After being suspended for several weeks, the ground search for missing Wall Street Journal reporter David Bird is set to resume on Tuesday.

Anthony Weiner Hired As Business Insider Columnist: ‘Weiner!’ Debuts On March 28

Business Insider has hired twice-scandalized former NYC mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner as a political columnist. Insert joke here.

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David Bird Missing Since January, Family Of Wall Street Journal Reporter Faces Uncertain Future

David Bird, an energy reporter for the Wall Street Journal, disappeared from his New Jersey home more than two months ago.

‘Batkid’ Oscar Appearance Canceled Abruptly; Academy Mum On Reason Why

Cancer patient Miles Scott traveled to L.A. for an Oscars show appearance. But his segment was pulled at the last minute, and it is unclear why.

Oscar Speeches Ranked By Narcissism: Whose Acceptance Speech Was The Most Self-Absorbed?

The Academy Awards are by definition self-congratulatory, but some Oscar winners appear to love themselves more than even their most devoted fans.

Oscarnomics The Money Behind The Academy Awards

How Much Is An Oscar Worth? It Might Depend On Your Gender

Winning one of the coveted statues seems to boost a male actor's earning power more than a female's.

Oscar Predictions 2014: Will There Be Any Surprises At This Year's Academy Awards?

It's not terribly difficult to predict the winners of the major Oscar categories this year. Maybe we'll be surprised?

'House of Cards' Season 2 Review: Burning Questions Remain After Netflix Binge

'House of Cards' season 2 tied up some story lines (for now), but we think a few characters might still have something up their sleeves.

'Girls' Season 3 Episode 6 Recap: 'I May Have Overdone It On The Snacks'

In 'Free Snacks,' Hannah enjoys Sun Chips and lox at her new job as an advertorial writer, and Adam does not smile on command.

'Girls' Season 3 Episode 5 Recap: 'Only Child'

'Only Child,' the fifth episode of 'Girls' Season 3, brings Hannah a crushing career setback, and her reaction may drive Adam even further away.

Meet GoldieBlox CEO Debbie Sterling, Winner Of Intuit's Super Bowl Ad Contest

The small toy company will have an ad in the Super Bowl broadcast after winning the Intuit Small Business Big Game contest.

Super Bowl Ads 2014: What Does $4 Million Really Buy You?

While many longtime advertisers are still game, others are having a harder time crunching the numbers.

Mayor de Blasio Calls For Apology After Michael Grimm Threatens To Break NY1 Reporter In Half

Mayor De Blasio argued that the congressman had clearly crossed the line, regarding civil conduct.

'Girls' Season 3 Episode 4 Recap: Deep Inside Baseball

In the fourth episode of Season 3, "Deep Inside," Hannah's agent suddenly dies; her career and relationship might be dead soon too.

'Girls' Season 3 Episode 3 Recap: Banana Republic

The 'Girls' celebrate Hannah's 25th birthday in "She Said OK," the third episode of season 3.

Oscar Nominations 2014: ‘Blackfish,’ ‘Stories We Tell’ Documentary Snubs Raise Questions Of Gender Equality, Politics

There weren't too many Oscar nominations surprises, but the exclusion of two powerful documentaries have caused some to cry foul.

Oscar Nominations 2014: Our Predictions

We think we have a pretty good idea of who and what will be nominated, but we've been wrong before.

'Girls' Season 3 Premiere: Are You A Sociopath?

"Girls" is back with a two-part Season 3 premiere that finds Adam and Hannah living together happily, until Jessa reappears.

Golden Globe Predictions 2014: Our Picks (And Hopes) For Film And TV Awards

"12 Years A Slave," "American Hustle," and "Breaking Bad" will likely dominate the 2014 Golden Globes. But we're hoping for some surprises from "Her" and "House of Cards."

Golden Globes 2014: Television Acting Predictions

Months after the strange Emmy snubs, we think Bryan Cranston and Elisabeth Moss will take home a Golden Globe. And we're crossing our fingers for Monica Potter and Corey Stoll.

Golden Globe Predictions 2014: Best Motion Picture

This year, the Golden Globe Best Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy is more interesting and harder to predict than Best Motion Picture, Drama.

Best 'Best Of 2013' Lists: The Year-End List To End All Year-End Lists

We read all the "Best of 2013" lists so you don't have to.

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Bill de Blasio’s Daughter Chiara Reveals Depression, Substance Abuse Struggles In Curiously Timed Video Confession

Bill de Blasio's campaign team released a professionally-produced video confession by his daughter Chiara, who revealed her struggle with depression and substance abuse.