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'''Leslie Gornstein''' is a ]-based freelance entertainment writer and reporter, best known for her '']'' column on ] in which she answers reader/listener submitted questions about how Hollywood works. The AB franchise has been extended to ]s, videocasts and shows on ] and ] radio as well as ] and ] profiles. '''Leslie Gornstein''' is a ]-based freelance entertainment writer and reporter, best known for her '']'' column on ] in which she answers reader/listener submitted questions about how Hollywood works. The AB franchise has been extended to ]s, videocasts and shows on ] and ] radio as well as ] and ] profiles.


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Leslie Gornstein is a Los Angeles-based freelance entertainment writer and reporter, best known for her Answer B!tch column on E! Online in which she answers reader/listener submitted questions about how Hollywood works. The AB franchise has been extended to podcasts, videocasts and shows on XM Satellite and Sirius radio as well as Facebook and MySpace profiles.

Career

Gornstein's first big break was when she dove into entertainment news as a reporter for US Weekly magazine. During her time here, she covered Julia Roberts' wedding in New Mexico and what was going on backstage on American Idol.

Gornstein's work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the New York Post, The Los Angeles Times Magazine, the New York Post, V-Life, Black Enterprise, the Wall Street Journal, Utne Reader and among many others.

Works

  • "The A-List Playbook: How to Survive Any Crisis While Remaining Wealthy, Adored, and Most Importantly, Skinny"

References

  1. "Ask the Answer Bitch- About Leslie Gornstein". EOnline. Retrieved 30 June 2013.
  2. ^ "Leslie Gornstein". Los Angeles Times Blogs. Retrieved 30 June 2013.

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