Alison Rosen

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An established journalist who has written for Rolling Stone, The NY Post, Page Six Magazine, Vibe, Spin, Maxim, The Village Voice, People and Seventeen and a go-to TV guest commentator, Alison Rosen has a quick wit, sharp tongue and a keen sense of pop culture, news and humor.

Alison began her career as a professional journalist early – scoring a contributing writer byline for the Los Angeles Times while still in high school in California. A prodigious writer and guitarist in a punk rock band, Alison worked at the OC Weekly in Orange County as a music writer and then as Features Editor before moving to New York and helming the “Hot Seat” section of Time Out New York where she worked from 2005 to 2008.

Alison has also carved a niche for herself as a pretty, witty and slightly devilish TV writer and guest, appearing regularly on the late-night gab-fest “Red Eye” on Fox News Channel, where she has also helped to develop the show’s distinctive double entendre guest introductions.

Previously, Alison’s weekly segment “Best Bets” ran on New York’s WNBC-TV from 2005 to 2008, where she highlighted and discussed events going on in the city. She has appeared on A&E’s “Biography,” “The Montel Williams Show,” “Hannity & Colmes,” E!’s “Chelsea Lately,” Fox & Friends,” Fox 5’s “Good Day New York,” the CW 11 “Morning News,” the CBS 2 News “This Morning” and hosted numerous “Time Out On Demand” segments.

In late 2008 she performed stand up at Gotham Comedy Club and won the title “New York’s Funniest Reporter.”

She currently hosts the weekly interactive Ustream talk show Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend.

Written by Alison

June 27th, 2009 at 9:35 am

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  • mikenotmyrealname
    I can already tell this isn’t going to work out.

    I get that a lot.
  • elenamoscatt
    Hello! Can we interview you on Click On This? It's a new lifestyle/ interview series seen at http//www.filmfest.com But we could do it via UStream.com Could be Fun! Thanks! Elena
  • boinkity
    You should have your parents write an 'alt-bio' about you. That would be SWEET!
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