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Dade Hayes

Dade Hayes is assistant managing editor of Variety, based in New York. He runs the editorial operations of the New York office and writes about television, film, business and publishing. He spent six years as a reporter and editor at Variety in Los Angeles. In 2004, Hayes co-wrote Open Wide: How Hollywood Box Office Became a National Obsession, which was published by Miramax Books. One of many positive reviews, in The Atlantic Monthly, called it "a classic" and the book was featured in The New Yorker and on public radio's "Fresh Air." Hayes was previously a senior editor at Entertainment Weekly and a reporter for the Los Angeles Times and Associated Press. His... Read full bio

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Movie fans in Erie and elsewhere choose more often to watch at home
Erie Times-News, January 25, 2012
...become nothing but a kitsch factory, allowing works of art through on accident." I reached out to Dade Hayes, a former senior writer for Entertainment Weekly magazine and co-author of "Open Wide," which examines the phenomenon of opening weekends and the...
Nussbaum: The Renaissance in Children?s TV
New Yorker, March 1, 2012
...When children?s television comes up in conversation, everyone knows the drill. Begin with the sinister idiom ?screen time.? To show you?re no prig, make a warm remark about ?Sesame Street.? Name your favorite Muppet. (I suggest Beaker or the Swedish...
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PR Week US, February 16, 2012
...It was Dade Hayes, an SVP at Rubenstein Communications, who first mentioned Pinterest to me. There I was, fresh from the launch of , enjoying a beer and the breeze from life on the...
It?s Good Enough for Meby Emily Nussbaum
New Yorker, February 16, 2012
...When children?s television comes up in conversation, everyone knows the drill. Begin with the sinister idiom ?screen time.? To show you?re no prig, make a warm remark about ?Sesame Street.? Name your favorite Muppet. (I suggest Beaker or the Swedish...
Movie fans in Erie and elsewhere choose more often to watch at home
Erie Times-News, January 25, 2012
...become nothing but a kitsch factory, allowing works of art through on accident." I reached out to Dade Hayes, a former senior writer for Entertainment Weekly magazine and co-author of "Open Wide," which examines the phenomenon of opening weekends and the...