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Eleanor Barkhorn

Eleanor Barkhorn

Eleanor Barkhorn is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where she edits the Entertainment channel.
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Eleanor Barkhorn is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where she edits the Entertainment channel. She is a former producer for the Food channel. Before coming to The Atlantic, she was a reporter at the Delta Democrat Times in Greenville, Mississippi. She graduated from Princeton University, where she majored in American literature and wrote her senior thesis about Oprah's Book Club. For her first two years out of college, she taught high school English with the Teach For America program.
June 1book140 Shortlist: Whodunits

June 1book140 Shortlist: Whodunits

Vote on which mystery we should read for the next installment of our Twitter-based book club.… More »

'The Five-Year Engagement': What a Bad Judd Apatow Movie Looks Like

'The Five-Year Engagement': What a Bad Judd Apatow Movie Looks Like

Without a man-child to bring to maturity, the producer's comedy formula falls flat.… More »

Marnie on 'Girls': TV's Latest Beautiful Control Freak

Marnie on 'Girls': TV's Latest Beautiful Control Freak

Like Mad Men's Betty and Charlotte from Sex and the City before her, Marnie is flawless on the outside but neurotic on the inside.… More »

May 1book140: The Travel-Writing Shortlist

May 1book140: The Travel-Writing Shortlist

Vote for which book we'll read for the next installment of our Twitter-based book club.… More »

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Can 'Think Like a Man' Revive the Romantic Comedy?

The genre's fallen into a formulaic rut, but this past weekend's box-office hit offers a different kind of story.… More »

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Why 'Blue Like Jazz' Won't Save Christian Cinema

The Kickstarter sensation tries to show an authentic struggle with belief in God, but can't commit.… More »

'Damsels in Distress': Whit Stillman's Charming, Useless Fantasyland

'Damsels in Distress': Whit Stillman's Charming, Useless Fantasyland

The director's depiction of college life is more upbeat, and more unreal, than any of his past films.… More »

What Tim Tebow Can Learn From Conan O'Brien

What Tim Tebow Can Learn From Conan O'Brien

Five lessons in how to handle a very public demotion… More »

1book140's Reading Schedule for 'David Copperfield'

1book140's Reading Schedule for 'David Copperfield'

Join us as we discuss Dickens's classic novel, led by Harvard professor Matthew Kaiser.… More »

March's 1book140 Selection: 'David Copperfield' Wins by One Vote

March's 1book140 Selection: 'David Copperfield' Wins by One Vote

Charles Dickens's coming-of-age story ekes out a narrow victory in this month's voting.… More »

Vote for Which Charles Dickens Book 1book140 Will Read in March

Vote for Which Charles Dickens Book 1book140 Will Read in March

Help us decide which novel to tackle for the next month of our Twitter-based reading club.… More »

March Is Charles Dickens Month at 1book140

March Is Charles Dickens Month at 1book140

Submit your nominations for which Dickens title we'll read next in our Twitter-based book club.… More »

Reese Witherspoon's Sad, Swift Descent Into Boringness

Reese Witherspoon's Sad, Swift Descent Into Boringness

'This Means War' raises the question: What happened to the actress who played Tracy Flick and June Carter?… More »

11 Love Poems Published in The Atlantic

11 Love Poems Published in The Atlantic

A selection of verse about romance, marriage, and desire… More »

Before 'Smash,' 9 Other Shows That Were Supposed to Save NBC

Before 'Smash,' 9 Other Shows That Were Supposed to Save NBC

From "My Name Is Earl" to Leno in primetime, a look at the at the shows that were hyped as hits for the last-place network… More »

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