Drew Gillis is a News Editor for The A.V. Club, with his work also appearing in Yahoo News, Jezebel Magazine, and Quartz. Drew covers a wide range of topics, including music, entertainment, pop culture, and current events, providing insightful commentary and analysis on the latest trends and developments in these areas.
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By: Drew Gillis, Kirby Lee
In a new report from Vanity Fair, those inside Hollywood discuss what went wrong with the industry’s attempts to improve post-2020.
Jonathan Majors' Magazine Dreams just got a release date
The news comes amid a number of casting additions to the franchise.
By: Drew Gillis, Graham Norton
“We deserve to take some shit for what our people have done,” Martin says.
Ken Jeong gets recognized for Hot Ones performance almost as much as The Hangover
Saturday Night Live sets another 50th anniversary special, this time courtesy of Questlove
By: Drew Gillis
Writer Liz Pelly how Spotify is getting out of paying for more expensive music and hopes you won't notice.
The Timothée Chalamet-starring film from Josh Safdie will open on December 25, 2025.
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The 15 new tracks include a new collaboration with Kendrick Lamar.
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