Email: andrew.stewart@variety.com
Andrew Stewart has been with Variety since 2008 and was recently assigned the box office beat. Stewart is an award-winning journalist, having studied at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where he earned degrees in both film and journalism.

Email: andrew.stewart@variety.com
Andrew Stewart has been with Variety since 2008 and was recently assigned the box office beat. Stewart is an award-winning journalist, having studied at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where he earned degrees in both film and journalism.

Email: andrew.stewart@variety.com
Andrew Stewart has been with Variety since 2008 and was recently assigned the box office beat. Stewart is an award-winning journalist, having studied at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where he earned degrees in both film and journalism.

Title: Associate Editor, Features
A native of Los Angeles raised by two parents and "Hill Street Blues," Jon Weisman began writing for Variety in 2004 and came on board as a features editor two years later. He continues to writes regularly about TV for Variety's Daily and Weekly publications, as well as for Variety's On the Air blog. Weisman has also had more than a dozen half-hour scripts for live-action and animated children's shows produced

Title: Television Editor
Variety TV editor Michael Schneider is from Northwestern University and was recruited to join weekly trade newspaper Electronic Media, where he spent time in Washington covering Congress before moving to Los Angeles in 1996, where he served as Los Angeles bureau chief of Electronic Media. He began working at Variety in 1999. As a TV expert, he has appeared on ABC "World News Tonight" and "Primetime Live," NBC's "Today" show and "Dateline NBC" and other programs and networks.

Email: andrew.stewart@variety.com
Andrew Stewart has been with Variety since 2008 and was recently assigned the box office beat. Stewart is an award-winning journalist, having studied at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where he earned degrees in both film and journalism.

Justin Chang is an editor and film critic at Variety, overseeing the paper's film reviews. He currently serves as secretary of the Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. and holds a journalism degree from USC. Before joining Variety in 2004, he was a freelance entertainment writer for the Orange County Register and the Los Angeles Times.

Title: Assistant Managing Editor, Features
Stuart Levine has been covering the television and film industry for Variety since 1998. He writes about both the Emmy and Oscar races in excrutiating detail and is always willing to offer his opinion on who'll win and why. Before joining the showbiz ranks, he was a sportswriter for the Los Angeles Daily News.

Title: Assistant Managing Editor, Features
Stuart Levine has been covering the television and film industry for Variety since 1998. He writes about both the Emmy and Oscar races in excrutiating detail and is always willing to offer his opinion on who'll win and why. Before joining the showbiz ranks, he was a sportswriter for the Los Angeles Daily News.

Email: andrew.stewart@variety.com
Andrew Stewart has been with Variety since 2008 and was recently assigned the box office beat. Stewart is an award-winning journalist, having studied at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, where he earned degrees in both film and journalism..

Title: Associate Editor, Features
Email: david.cohen@variety.com
David S. Cohen is a journalist, editor and photographer who has covered entertainment, arts, science and global business for publications around the world. He has been a frequent contributor to Variety's special reports since 1999, joining the newsroom as a copy editor in 2002, becoming a film reporter in 2004 and a V Plus features editor two years later. Besides his V Plus duties, he covers visual effects and post-production as a news reporter.

Title: Assistant Managing Editor, Features
Stuart Levine has been covering the television and film industry for Variety since 1998. He writes about both the Emmy and Oscar races in excrutiating detail and is always willing to offer his opinion on who'll win and why. Before joining the showbiz ranks, he was a sportswriter for the Los Angeles Daily News.

Title: Associate Editor, Features
Email: david.cohen@variety.com
David S. Cohen is a journalist, editor and photographer who has covered entertainment, arts, science and global business for publications around the world. He has been a frequent contributor to Variety's special reports since 1999, joining the newsroom as a copy editor in 2002, becoming a film reporter in 2004 and a V Plus features editor two years later. Besides his V Plus duties, he covers visual effects and post-production as a news reporter. Before turning to journalism, he worked in showbiz for more than twenty years, as everything from casting agent to off-off-broadway stage director and even as a writer for "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." His book "Screen Plays: How 25 Scripts Made It To a Theater Near You -- For Better or Worse," based on his popular "From Script to Screen" articles in Script magazine, was published by HarperCollins in Feb. 2008.

Title: Chief TV Critic
Email: brian.lowry@variety.com
Brian Lowry has been a columnist and critic for Variety since September 2003. Before that, he spent seven years at the Los Angeles Times as a reporter and columnist covering the television industry, which was preceded by a nine-year stint at Variety.
Lowry has been a contributor to National Public Radio and is the former co-host of "Square Off," a weekly talk program on TV Guide Network. He also is the author of two authorized companion guides to the Fox series "The X-Files."
Lowry graduated from UCLA in 1984.

Title: Associate Editor, Features
Email: david.cohen@variety.com
David S. Cohen is a journalist, editor and photographer who has covered entertainment, arts, science and global business for publications around the world. He has been a frequent contributor to Variety's special reports since 1999, joining the newsroom as a copy editor in 2002, becoming a film reporter in 2004 and a V Plus features editor two years later. Besides his V Plus duties, he covers visual effects and post-production as a news reporter. Before turning to journalism, he worked in showbiz for more than twenty years, as everything from casting agent to off-off-broadway stage director and even as a writer for "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." His book "Screen Plays: How 25 Scripts Made It To a Theater Near You -- For Better or Worse," based on his popular "From Script to Screen" articles in Script magazine, was published by HarperCollins in Feb. 2008.