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Kim Masters


Kim Masters formerly covered the business of entertainment for NPR and has been a contributing editor at Time, Esquire and Vanity Fair. Her work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, the Boston Globe and the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Masters is the author of The Keys to the Kingdom: The Rise of Michael Eisner and the Fall of Everybody Else (2000, HarperCollins) and co-author with Nancy Griffin of the best-selling and award-winning Hit & Run: How Jon Peters and Peter Guber Took Sony for a Ride in Hollywood (1996, Simon & Schuster).

From 1990 through 1996, Masters covered politics for the Washington Post's Style Section. Throughout her career, she has covered a variety of beats, from legal affairs and education to the Supreme Court.

She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter.



Jan 2009
More Movies, New Models and Getting Picked Up in Park City 22 Jan 2009
Boobs and Bonito Tartar 20 Jan 2009
R.J. Cutler Reveals the Impenetrable Mystique of Anna Wintour 19 Jan 2009
The Festival’s Favorite Son with No Name 18 Jan 2009
Dealing with the Doors: Very Strange Indeed 18 Jan 2009
RUDO Y CURSI reunites Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN stars Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna 18 Jan 2009
Real Madmen Make Even Reagan Look Good 17 Jan 2009
Judd Apatow and Mike Leigh Had a Baby, Her Name is HUMPDAY 17 Jan 2009
Who You Calling Wack? 16 Jan 2009
James Schamus on Hamlet 2: So What? 16 Jan 2009
State-sponsored Sex and Stab Wounds 16 Jan 2009
Cinetic Gives The Skinny On Sundance 2009 15 Jan 2009
Robert Redford, Spiked Lemonade and Bush-bashing 15 Jan 2009
Getting Attention vs. Vying For It 15 Jan 2009
PUSH: Suicide and Incest at Sundance 14 Jan 2009
Festival Programmer (John Cooper) On The Festival, The Economic Meltdown And Smelly Theaters 12 Jan 2009
Sundance 2009: Different Perspectives On This Year’s Festival 12 Jan 2009