Jenelle Riley is a journalist and writer who contributes to publications such as Variety and Knowledia. Her articles cover a range of topics including film, entertainment, and pop culture. With her extensive experience in the industry, Jenelle provides insightful interviews and analysis of the latest movies and trends.
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Jenelle Riley's coverage primarily focuses on the film industry, featuring expert commentary and event coverage. She would likely be interested in engaging with insiders from the entertainment world who can provide unique perspectives or insights into the latest developments, trends, or challenges within the industry.
Given her focus on directors, producers, and actors as well as interviews with them regarding their projects and experiences, she may appreciate pitches that offer access to exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes details about upcoming films or significant productions.
While Jenelle does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, her work spans across different areas of the entertainment world without limiting to any particular region.
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By: Jenelle Riley, Carole Horst, Todd Gilchrist
The Academy Awards are still months away but the best picture landscape is already taking shape.
By: Carole Horst, Jazz Tangcay, Todd Gilchrist, Jenelle Riley
Variety takes a look at some of the films that are generating the most discussion to take home the top prize at the 2025 Oscars
By: Jenelle Riley, Emily Longeretta
The honors could include actors from 'Wicked,' 'Squid Game'
By: Jenelle Riley
As befitting its name, the American Cinematheque keeps the art form of film running in theaters.
By: Jenelle Riley
While most actors pray for a hit show, Ted McGinley has had the luxury of being on several.
By: Jenelle Riley
In January 1999, the Critics Choice Awards presented “Saving Private Ryan” with its top prize of best picture.
Early in his career, it was easy to cast Jude Law as the epitome of desire — his Hollywood debut, 1997's “Gattaca,” cast him as a man literally genetically engineered to perfection.
By: Jenelle Riley
Peers from Alexander Payne to Chris Colfer pay tribute to the beloved actor who admits she once lied about her age Photographs by Dan Doperalski
'Blink' consultant Jaimee Kadish talks with Paul Castle, part of the viral sensation Matthew & Paul about representation for blindness in media.
By: Todd Gilchrist
Breaking down favorite scenes from the 2024 Oscar contenders, including "Emilia Perez," "The Substance, "Nickel Boys," "A Complete Unknown" and more.
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