Joel Keller is a journalist at Decider. He specializes in writing about TV, celebrities, food, parenting, and tech, with a keen focus on entertainment and lifestyle themes. His work has been featured in notable publications such as News.com.au, Action, and New Jersey Monthly Magazine.
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Joel Keller's coverage spans various lifestyle and entertainment topics, including television, streaming, home-related content, and cultural aspects. He seems to be particularly interested in articles related to game shows and New Jersey-specific stories.
For pitching ideas to Joel, consider offering insights or exclusive access related to the production or behind-the-scenes of popular TV shows or game shows. Additionally, pitches relating to unique lifestyle trends or events in New Jersey could also capture his interest.
Given his wide-ranging coverage across different themes and topics within the lifestyle and entertainment domain, it is important for potential sources to provide engaging angles that align with these areas while considering a lack of specific geographic focus.
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By: Joel Keller
The story is as much about the decades-old beef between Linda Napolitano and Carol Rainey than about Napolitano’s claims of being abducted by aliens.
Appointment Trader, a restaurant-reservations scalping site, is garnering mixed reviews in New Jersey's dining world and beyond.
By: Joel Keller
While things are getting complicated in Season 2, The Diplomat still feels like a network drama from the 2000s, with a few added f-bombs.
By: Jacqueline Mroz
Plus: Booyah! opens in Mahwah, and a beef-centric Korean spot comes to Fort Lee.
By: Joel Keller
The new crime drama from Poland seems like it’s complicated, but it really isn’t.
By: Joel Keller
The series’ vibe is Weeds meets Dexter.
By: Joel Keller
The first episode has more creepiness and scares than actual story.
By: Joel Keller
The story is inspired by the 1993 Candelária church massacre, but it’s not supposed to be a period piece.
By: Joel Keller
Salma Hayek Pinault is one of the executive producers of the series, based on Laura Esquivel’s novel.
By: Joel Keller
Sharon D Clarke and Andrew Gower star in the series, whose first season consists of three 90-minute mysteries.
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