Deputy entertainment editor, freelance writer, TV blogger
Debra Yeo is a Deputy Entertainment Editor at the Toronto Star. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on TV and culture, with a particular interest in Canadian content, movies, and streaming platforms like Netflix. Debra's work has been featured in various publications, including The Hamilton Spectator, Waterloo Region Record, and St. Catharines Standard Group Inc.
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Debra Yeo's articles mainly focus on entertainment news and television shows, with a particular emphasis on interviews with actors/actresses and coverage of trending TV series. Given this, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide exclusive access to actors or behind-the-scenes insights into popular TV shows.
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Oasis post shows billboard at Yonge and Dundas with the words "Be careful what you wish for."
By: Debra Yeo
It’s not easy to get shows made, but ‘It’s important we get our stories out’ say Tanya Talaga, Jennifer Podemski and Monika Ille.
By: Debra Yeo
Bates stars as a 70-something lawyer in “Matlock,” which gained big ratings and critical love when it debuted last month. The second episode premieres on Thursday.
By: Debra Yeo
Lilly, the Canadian actor who played Kate Austen, is part of “Getting Lost,” a documentary screening in Cineplex theatres about the impact of the ABC TV show.
By: Debra Yeo
Debra Yeo and her family have been watching the movie almost every Christmas Eve for more than 50 years.
By: Debra Yeo
Hewson and her "sisters" Sharon Horgan and Sarah Greene on bringing back the Irish-set Apple TV hit.
By: Debra Yeo
A love of storytelling instilled by his father, TV host Elwy Yost, led Graham to create shows like ‘Silo.’
By: Debra Yeo
From Keira Knightley in "Black Doves" to the series "Mistletoe Murders," and "Doctor Who" and "Call the Midwife" Christmas specials, TV to add to your watch list.
By: Debra Yeo
The musical about what happened when 7,000 people landed in Gander after the Sept. 11 attacks is being extended due to popular demand.
By: Debra Yeo
From "Shogun" to "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," "Ripley" to and "Baby Reindeer," these were the shows that made me want to keep watching.
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