Ian Spelling is a Contributor at various media outlets including The A.V. Club, Fatherly, and Kotaku. He specializes in topics related to celebrities, entertainment news, and the film industry, providing insights and commentary on the latest trends and happenings. Ian's work has also been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Heavy Sports, North Jersey Media Group, TV Insider, and AOL, Inc.
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Ian Spelling's articles cover a wide range of entertainment topics such as streaming services, film retrospectives, and interviews with industry figures. His work also includes articles on specific shows like "Yellowstone." Given his focus on entertainment and exclusive features, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to in-depth interviews or profiles of individuals involved in the entertainment industry.
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By: Ian Spelling
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By: Ian Spelling
The star breaks down her experience behind the scenes.
'Enterprise’s Captain Archer embraces a renewed appreciation for his Trek series, and the community that supports it.
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