Emma Keates is an Editorial Intern at Yahoo News. She focuses on topics related to entertainment, gaming, and pop culture, often exploring the intersection of these themes in her writing. Emma's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, Kotaku, Knowledia, Yahoo Movies UK, The A.V. Club, and Collider.
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Emma Keates' articles largely focus on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering expert insights or analysis related to the latest developments in the entertainment industry. As she frequently provides coverage of events and seeks expert opinions, reaching out with exclusive interviews or unique perspectives from industry insiders could be particularly effective.
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By: Jon Kopaloff, Emma Keates
O Yeong-Su, who played the devious Oh Il-nam (aka Player 001) in Squid Game , has been acquitted of his sexual misconduct charges by a court in
By: Emma Keates, Graham Norton
ElevenLabs' "Iconic Voice Marketplace" also features dead luminaries such as Maya Angelou, Judy Garland, Thomas Edison, and J. Robert Oppenheimer.
By: Emma Keates
Despite her confirmation of its existence, the Wicked star doesn't give a "rat's ass" about the celestial body when we're "burning alive" here on Earth.
First Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die teaser is a melting pot of sci-fi genres
By: Jeff Golden, Jimmy Kimmel, Emma Keates
Kimmel's bandleader and "older brother" died Tuesday at 59 years old.
Red heels? In a The Devil Wears Prada 2 teaser? Groundbreaking.
By: Marc Piasecki, Emma Keates
Joyce Carol Oates may doubt that Musk reads or experiences any basic human pleasure, but his own AI claims "his library rivals ancient scrolls."
By: Emma Keates, Julian Shapiro-Barnum
The genre may be ailing elsewhere, but it's getting new life at YouTube.
By: Emma Keates, Ralph Bavaro
In now-viral footage, Cynthia Erivo helped shield her co-star after Johnson Wen jumped a barricade.
✕ Remove Ads Emma Keates decided she wanted to be a TV writer when she hit publish on her first post on the Lost forums in middle school, and she hasn't looked back since.
