Herald and Age journalist Michael Idato wins prestigious gong at LA Press Club Awards

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The culture editor-at-large also came second place in the coveted print journalist of the year category, an award he won last year.

The name’s Orlick: Why Stanley Tucci nails the spy who loves nuance“I couldn’t be more thrilled that Michael Idato’s excellent work has been recognised by the LA Press Club,” said Patrick Elligett, editor of. “Idato’s ability to look beyond the superficial and provide incisive reporting is unparalleled in the world of entertainment journalism, as is his wit and subject knowledge.”

“Michael Idato’s byline has become synonymous with world-class, quality writing that always shines brighter than his peers,” said deputy editor ofLiam Phelan, describing his work as “entertaining, thoughtful and always able to keep you reading right until the very end”. Idato was the only foreign journalist nominated for the prestigious journalist of the year award, which honours the best print journalist for publications with circulations of more than 50,000. It was his fifth time as a finalist for the award.Michael Idato won the award for best personality profile by a foreign correspondent at the LA Press Club Journalism Awards.Judges assessed 2400 entries before the winners were announced on Sunday evening.

“The key is knowledge and passion: know the subject, which was easy for a kid who was obsessed with showbiz, and pour all of your energy into it.”

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