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Ryan Faughnder
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Ryan Faughnder
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LA Bureau Chief at the Wall Street Journal, editing entertainment and media coverage. Previously Senior Editor, Hollywood Inc. at the Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined July 2009
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    Ryan Faughnder
    @RFaughnder
    Jul 30
    If you have a toddler, you know
    The Hit Show That Pulls in Fans to Spend Billions of Hours Watching Spider-Man
    The Hit Show That Pulls in Fans to Spend Billions of Hours Watching Spider-Man
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    Ryan Faughnder
    @RFaughnder
    Jul 29
    Glen Hansard and 'Once' were so good that Oscar-winning 'Falling Slowly' wasn't even the best song on the soundtrack
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    Rolling Stone
    @RollingStone
    Jul 29
    Glen Hansard was so much more than just the guy from ‘Once.’ He was a rock star, synthesizer and serenader, a busker and bard, a jazzman and a mystic, a hushed folk whisperer and showbiz soul belter. Read our tribute to the late Irish singer-songwriter: rollingstone.com/music/music-fe…
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    Ryan Faughnder
    @RFaughnder
    Jul 22
    No dome waiters. That's key!
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    Sonny Bunch
    @SonnyBunch
    Jul 22
    Huge news, Alamo/Sony is taking over the Cinerama Dome. That's great to hear.
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    Ryan Faughnder
    @RFaughnder
    Jul 20
    Christopher Nolan Breaks Down the Epic Scene at the Center of ‘The Odyssey’
    Christopher Nolan Breaks Down the Epic Scene at the Center of ‘The Odyssey’
    Christopher Nolan Breaks Down the Epic Scene at the Center of ‘The Odyssey’
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    Ryan Faughnder
    @RFaughnder
    Jul 20
    It took thousands of years but people are finally reading The Odyssey—or at least learning it’s not an original screenplay.
    After 3,000 Years, People Are Finally Reading ‘The Odyssey’—at Least on Wikipedia
    After 3,000 Years, People Are Finally Reading ‘The Odyssey’—at Least on Wikipedia
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