Nicholas Kulish

Nicholas Kulish, an investigative reporter for The New York Times, delves into the heated lawsuit surrounding 'The Pitt,' accused of being a copy of 'ER.' He explores the blurred lines between inspiration and copyright theft, sharing intriguing emails that hint at the creators' intentions. From Noah Wyle’s pitch for a darker take on his 'ER' character to the Crichton estate's protective measures, Kulish reveals how the case could reshape the future of medical dramas. Join him as he navigates this tangled web of creativity and legal challenges!

Nicholas Kulish, New York Times reporter who covered the Crichton estate vs. The Pit dispute, breaks down the high-stakes legal and creative fight. He walks through Noah Wyle’s reboot pitch, The Pit’s real-time ER-style format, the frozen rights clause, failed studio negotiations, and why the shows may look and feel so similar. Tension, money, and legacy collide in Hollywood’s courtroom drama.

Nicholas Kulish, an immigration reporter for The New York Times, teams up with Natalie Kitroeff, a business reporter, to uncover the intriguing story of Cordelia Scaife May. They discuss how this wealthy heiress funded the anti-immigration movement, shaping policies that influenced the Trump administration. The conversation dives into May's complex background, her radical transformation, and the powerful networks supporting anti-immigration efforts. They reveal the profound societal fears driving these ideologies and their lasting impacts on immigration reform.