Bria McNeal is an associate staff writer at Esquire. She covers a range of topics including pop culture, music, and television, with a focus on films and series like Hulu’s Under the Bridge and Only Murders in The Building, as well as artist profiles and album reviews. McNeal's work has also been featured in Refinery29 and InStyle, showcasing her diverse contributions to the arts and entertainment landscape.
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From "Civil War" to "Trap," the big screen has left us breathless this year.
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By: Bria Mcneal
That doesn't change the fact that Apple TV+ has one of the best shows of the year.
Not even Scrooge could get sick of these.
The long wait is finally over. is finally back on television—and it certainly didn't hold back in season 5 , part 2 premiere this past Sunday night.
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By: Bria Mcneal
The reactions to season 5, episode 10 are...mixed.
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'Zero Day' sounds like Netflix political intrigue at its melodramatic best.
Zero Day sounds like Netflix political intrigue at its melodramatic best.
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