Ian Goldstein
School
University At Albany
Expertise
TV, Comedy, Music, Movies, Sports
- Ian has covered comedy for nearly a decade, writing about the subject for publications including Vulture, Splitsider, and Inverse. Over the years he has conducted a plethora of interviews with various stand-ups, TV comedy writers, and authors.
- He has previously worked at Entertainment Weekly, where his was focus was late-night television, and has reported on TV shows for sites including Vulture and Inverse.
- He reported, wrote about, and interviewed actors involved in various films for publications including New York Magazine and Nylon.
Experience
Ian is a writer, producer, and editor with years of experience writing for sites including New York Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Vulture, and Nylon. He has written humor pieces that have appeared on notable websites like The New Yorker and McSweeney's and has written extensively about television and comedy for Vulture. As an avid consumer of and writer on comedy and TV, he has been asked to appear on various panel shows including "HuffPost Live" and Sirius XM's "Tell Me Everything."
Education
Ian has a bachelor's in English and Journalism from the University At Albany. His degree helped shape his writing style and exposed him to the ins and outs of television production as well as what makes for an interesting story that will not only appeal those in his profession, but the general population at large.
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Stories By Ian Goldstein
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Former married couple Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman had a unique experience filming Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut."
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The Sopranos prequel film, The Many Saints of Newark, has already caused a stir on the internet. Here's who Ray Liotta could be playing in the movie.
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Karen from Mean Girls has many special abilities, including ESPN. Here's where you've seen her before, including several TV shows and an Oscar-nominated film.
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Liam Neeson's The Ice Road feels like something that could have happened in real life. Did it?
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New Balance is staking its claim on the shoe advertisement scene and it's bringing plenty of star powers along for the ride.
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Scream started out life with another title, and it was very close to becoming an official. However, the producers had other ideas, thanks to a pop icon.
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Nancy Carell got to join her husband Steve for several episodes of The Office. She was blunt about her feelings on working with him.
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But before Pratt became the A-list movie star we all know and even before his breakout role in "Parks and Recreation," he was taking an unorthodox journey.
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Darla was one of the nastier people in Dazed and Confused. The actress behind the character has played just about every possible type of character.
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Dances with Wolves isn't the only critically acclaimed western Costner has directed and starred in.
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Two important characters in the Fast Saga have never really gotten to do a meaningful scene together, but that's about to change.
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Pam Beesly and Jim Halpert might be the headline couple of "The Office," but some fans still think Jim should have ended up with Karen.
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Kurt Warner's improbable life and NFL career will be immortalized in a biopic. Here's everything we know about American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story.
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Viewers should recognize the affable narrator of the popular Lin-Manuel miranda musical from various past roles.
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When Steve Carell landed this unforgettable McDonald's ad, he thought he had reached the pinnacle of his career.
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Watching actors play actors feels special when there's genuine talent involved. This Hollywood dramedy series is full of award winners, and it's on Netflix.
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Breaking Bad and How I Met Your Mother are two very different shows, but here's the Breaking Bad connection you never noticed on HIMYM.
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Captain Obvious says a lot of self-explanatory things on his Hotel.com ads, but what may not be obvious is the identity of the actor who plays him.
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It was a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment when the long-serving late night host appeared on the set of the beloved sitcom.
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Matthew Perry stole a very special gift for a friend from the set of 'Friends.'
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Fans are getting their first look at the upcoming sci-fi action flick starring the actor behind Andy Dwyer and Peter Quill.
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Breaking Bad saw a lot of death across it's run, but one crucial character was almost killed off: Walt's wife Skyler.
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Brie Larson worked out hard for the first Captain Marvel film, and she's getting more ripped than ever for The Marvels.
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Breaking Bad is one of the most insane yet relatable shows to appear on all of TV. Amid all the chaos, you probably missed this wink to the Rocky series.
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The Office has plenty of moments that cause characters to unexpectedly break. Here's the best moment when Erin couldn't keep it together.
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We finally have a trailer for the newly revived 'Tuca & Bertie,' and the fans are losing their minds over the first peak at Season 2.
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With all the speculation as to her possibly taking on the role of Sue Storm, the actress has finally weighed in.