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\n\tVariety<\/a><\/em> reporters, photographers and designers scored 107 nominations for the Los Angeles Press Club\u2019s 18th National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards<\/a>, including Daniel D\u2019Addario and Chris Willman for print journalist of the year. In addition, Ethan Shanfeld has been nominated for online journalist of the year (tied to an organization).<\/p>\n \n\tThe nominations were spread across a wide range of categories, including criticism, in which co-chief film critic Peter Debruge was nominated for reviews under 1,000 words, as was freelance contributor Siddhant Adlakha. Aramide Tinubu was nominated for TV critic, while D\u2019Addario was nominated for theater\/performing arts critic and Jem Aswad was nommed for music critic.<\/p>\n \n\tAmong a dozen nominations for Variety<\/em>\u2018s art department were the cover package for \u201cTaylor Swift fandom\u201d for Jennifer Dorn, Haley Kluge, Richard Maltz and Joe Toreno.<\/p>\n \n\tPrint nods included Adam B. Vary for \u201cToxic Fandom: How Hollywood is Battling Fans Who Are Just Out for Blood\u201d; Brent Lang for \u201cNetflix\u2019s Origin Story: How the Streamer Killed Blockbuster Video, Snagged \u2018House of Cards\u2019 From HBO and Changed Hollywood Forever\u201d and Tatiana Siegel for \u201cInside the \u2018Joker: Folie a Deux\u2019 Debacle: Todd Phillips Wanted \u2018Nothing to Do\u2019 With DC on the $200 Million Misfire.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tRecognition in online categories included Michael Schneider for \u201cL.A. Reporters Cover Devastation in Their Own Neighborhoods During Wildfires: \u2018Feels Like a Nightmare\u2019 and \u2018Fatigue Is Setting In’\u201d and J. Kim Murphy for \u201c\u2018Juror No. 2\u2019 Could Be Clint Eastwood\u2019s Last Film \u2013 So Why Is Warner Bros. Burying It?\u201d<\/p>\n