Cecily Knobler

Radio host, writer and stand-up comic Cecily Knobler currently writes and hosts "Live from Hollywood," a daily morning-show, where she provides entertainment reports and film reviews for 15 FM radio commercial markets across the U.S. and Canada. She was also a longtime entertainment reporter/film critic for "The Source" on British Armed Forces Radio (B.F.B.S, Radio One). She is accredited with the Motion Pictures Association of America (MPAA) and the Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA).

As a writer, she is longtime a contributor to US WEEKLY magazine, American Curves magazine and previously had her own columns in Los Angeles Magazine and The NoHo L.A. News, where she discussed men and relationships. She was a writing consultant on VH1's Tough Love and also wrote host copy for Mark Burnett's YouToo TV. She has a non-fiction book entitled "She’s Crazy, He’s a Liar", which combines funny, personal dating stories with relationship advice. It's available in major bookstores and on her site, www.cecilyknobler.com. Her latest book, "Five Thousand, Three Hundred Miles", will be released in paperback soon and is currently available as a Kindle download.

She often fills in as a guest junketeer on Good Day, Sacramento and The Reelz Channel, and has also provided on-camera press interviews for Universal Pictures for their PR campaigns. Previously, she co-hosted the KZLA Morning Show in Los Angeles, where aside from banter with her partners, she produced a movie review segment called "Girl on Film."

Cecily made weekly appearances as an entertainment reporter for MSNBC’s television show, Scarborough Country. She was a longtime cast member on VH1’s popular TV show Best Week Ever, as a commentator on pop culture, politics and film. She appeared as a film commentator on the Critics Choice Awards, which was broadcast on VH1. Cecily filmed two television pilots for the E! Entertainment Network in Los Angeles. She has written and hosted a segment on G4’s Tech TV and has appeared as a commentator for various networks including A&E, VH1 and WE. Additionally, she appeared on Logo's The Gossip Queens as a guest entertainment reporter.

As a story producer, Cecily has worked on NBC's "Ready for Love" and Food Network's "Cupcake Wars", where she also wrote host copy.