Bria McNeal is an entertainment writer for Esquire magazine. With a focus on the latest film and television releases, Bria covers a wide range of topics including movie reviews, TV show updates, and celebrity interviews. Her articles provide readers with insights into the world of entertainment and recommendations for what to watch next.
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