Rachel Pine
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Rachel Pine is the global director of marketing and communications for Doubledown Media, LLC, publishers of Trader Monthly. She has been in the media/entertainment trenches for most of her adult life, having worked at the William Morris Agency, CNN, USA Networks and Miramax Films. She is the author of "The Twins of Tribeca" (Miramax, 2005), and is a contributor to the anthology "This is Chick Lit" (BenBella, 2006). Her husband once accused her of loving the media more than she loved him.

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Tom and Brooke -- Once More, With Camera

0 Comments | Posted September 4, 2006 | 1:18 PM

If a celebrity apologizes and there's no audience around, does it still count? Apparently not. Because when Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields both welcomed daughters on the same day last April, Tom sent Brooke a gift, which she said she would accept as a token of renewed friendship.

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THIS IS CHICK LIT: Sick Of Being Kicked Around

0 Comments | Posted August 10, 2006 | 11:15 AM

ThisisChickLit_1933771011_lores.jpgLast weekend I read "This is Not Chick Lit, Original Stories by America's Best Women Writers," edited by Elizabeth Merrick. As a contributor to "This is Chick-Lit," an anthology that was conceived as a response to that book, I was...

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Floats Like a Butterfly, Stings Like A Spelling Bee

0 Comments | Posted May 7, 2006 | 5:01 PM

Huffington Post Blogs the Tribeca Film FestivalAmerica's got a buzz for spelling bees, or at least, for entertainment involving spelling bees. From the hit documentary "Spellbound," to the terrific book and far less-terrific film "Bee Season," to...

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This Mockumentary Rocks the Genre, but Doesn't Get a Seat at the Table

0 Comments | Posted May 6, 2006 | 4:39 PM

Glam rock? Check. Conjoined Twins? CheckCheck. I begged the editor to allow me to cover "Brothers of the Head," an Official Selection of the Tribeca Film Festival. The fact that two of my more unusual interests would be together in one place meant that I needed to be...

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Across and Down, Wordplay's a Winner

0 Comments | Posted May 4, 2006 | 9:20 AM

As usual, Jon Stewart said it best. "I'll do a USA Today crossword if I'm in a hotel, but I don't feel good about myself afterwards." He grimaced when he said it, making us know that he didn't just not feel good, he actually felt kind of unclean. "Bring...

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Is Kaavya Viswanathan an Innocent Bystander?

0 Comments | Posted April 27, 2006 | 9:30 AM

It's easy to blame Kaavya Viswanathan for the startling similarities between "How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life" and Megan McCafferty's bestselling novels, "Sloppy Firsts" and "Second Helpings" (45 by Crown's count). After all, her name's on the cover, and until a few days...

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