Sam Rubin

American journalist and television host

Sam Rubin - American journalist and television host
Born

1960
65 years ago

Died

May 10th, 2024
0 years ago — 64 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A prominent journalist known for work in television and entertainment reporting. Served as the entertainment anchor for KTLA in Los Angeles, providing insights and analysis on various aspects of the film and television industry. Also contributed to numerous other media outlets, covering significant events, celebrity interviews, and industry trends. Recognized for a personable style that engaged viewers and provided entertainment news with depth and context.

Served as the entertainment anchor for KTLA

Reported on major entertainment events and interviews

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