Anne Victoria Clark is a Writer and Multimedia Editor at Vulture. Her coverage areas encompass a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including comedy, television, video games, and professional wrestling, while also promoting events like Vulture Festival. She has been featured in Vulture and NewsBreak.
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Anne Victoria Clark's work primarily focuses on entertainment, TV shows, and recaps. She seems to engage with event coverage and expert commentary. If you are pitching to her, consider providing insights or news related to the latest happenings in the world of television, comedy events, or any exclusive interviews with comedians or actors. Additionally, since she covers Vulture Festival content and comedian-related news, relevant pitches about these topics may also be well received by her.
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Ranking Christopher Guest films from least to most Guestian.
By: Anne Victoria Clark
Hundreds of years of civil war preceded the fall of the Roman Empire. A famously sprawling superpower, its size eventually made it unmanageable in an age before texting.
By: Anne Victoria Clark
Chrishell has won. Sort of. Nicole has been fired and replaced with a puppy named Jet, who thinks he's a cat.
The ongoing feud between Mary and Chelsea, Chrishell’s newest bannerwoman, heats up, signaling that another O Group civil war is brewing.
After Chrishell, Emma, and Chelsea snub her, Mary has reached her breaking point and is starting to act erratically.
The O Group is completely rattled by the Los Angeles wildfires, a daytime robbery, and Emma’s rich boyfriend.
By: Anne Victoria Clark, Hershal Pandya, Fran Hoepfner
Importing U.K.-based television shows to the United States doesn't exactly have the best track record , but that doesn't mean we shouldn't keep trying.
By: Anne Victoria Clark, Hershal Pandya, Fran Hoepfner
We begrudgingly accept keeping Jimmy Carr.
Featuring Andy Cohen’s text messages, Melissa Gorga’s advice, and much more.
