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, Cindy White, William Hughes, Tim Lowery, Saloni Gajjar, Meredith Hobbs Coons, Jen Lennon, Mary Kate Carr
The success of X-Men '97 begs the question: Which of our favorite series growing up should return?
By: Saloni Gajjar, Emma Keates, Drew Gillis, Mary Kate Carr
As The Tortured Poet's Department hits the world, we evaluate Taylor Swift's claim about Charlie Puth
By: Cindy White, Tim Lowery, Matt Schimkowitz, Drew Gillis, Saloni Gajjar, Jacob Oller, Mary Kate Carr, Emma Keates, Jen Lennon, William Hughes
You know the one; the sun comes out, the jacket comes off, and this music comes on
“It’s funny,” Zendaya says early in our conversation about Challengers, “because people keep saying that it’s romantic.” She scoffs. “I was like, I don’t know where the romance is here.”
By: Drew Gillis
Annie Clark's seventh studio album as St. Vincent is a sonic collage of the past 50 years of pop and rock
By: Saloni Gajjar, Jacob Oller, Mary Kate Carr, Matt Schimkowitz, Cindy White, Emma Keates, Jen Lennon, Drew Gillis
Yeah, Ti West is probably going to crush it with MaXXXine, but who asked for a Twister sequel?
Genre fans will be eating well this summer—and there are still plenty of blockbusters on offer, too By Jen Lennon,Drew Gillis,Cindy White,Jacob Oller,Matt Schimkowitz,andSaloni Gajjar
The scrappy underdog from Alexander Payne's Election has been misunderstood and reappraised for 25 years. That's a hell of a character.
By: Drew Gillis, Craig Ogden
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