Saturday's gala event saw the Los Angeles Press Club recognize work in multiple disciplines including investigative reporting, news and online features, film criticism, arts, culture and photography.
Ashley Cullins and Eriq Gardner’s “THR, Esq.” won best group blog followed by Aaron Couch and Borys Kit’s “Heat Vision” in second place. Scott Feinberg’s “The Race” won third place in the individual blog category.
In the area of non-political commentary, Gardner’s “Dear Johnny Depp, Fire Your Lawyers” won first place. Meanwhile in the investigative arena, Lesley Goldberg and Kim Masters took first place for their story, “NBC Insiders Say Entertainment Boss Fostered Toxic Culture, Under Investigation.” Critic Daniel Fienberg won several awards, including first place for both “Critic’s Notebook: The Pleasures of Peak Jewish TV” and “‘The Queen’s Gambit,’ ‘Lovecraft Country,’ ‘Hunters.’”
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