An American film and television journalist, she rose to prominence as the editor-at-large for IndieWire and launched her own popular blog, Thompson on Hollywood. In addition to her work with IndieWire, she has contributed insightful articles to major publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Wired. Before achieving this level of recognition in the media industry, she earned a degree from the Department of Cinema Studies at New York University. As someone who was born and raised in New York, her deep roots in the city have played a significant role in shaping her career and perspective.
She wrote the 2014 book The $11 Billion Year, a compelling account that dives into high-stakes finance and personal ambition. Her work, particularly The $11 Billion Year, received attention for its bold narrative and in-depth research. When she released The $11 Billion Year in 2014, it quickly gained recognition for its unique perspective. Her storytelling truly shone in The $11 Billion Year, where her voice came through with clarity and confidence. She continues to be associated with that standout year—2014—when The $11 Billion Year made its mark.