Joel Keller is a writer at Decider. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including TV, celebrities, food, parenting, and technology, often exploring themes within pop culture and entertainment. His work has been featured in various prominent publications such as News.com.au, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone.
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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.
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By: Joel Keller
The series is the third in the Immortal Universe, which is based on Anne Rice’s novels.
By: Joel Keller
The world of the small beach town where the former cops now live is what's going to carry the show, as its mysteries need some help.
By: Joel Keller
Nine moms are watching their adult children live in a reality show house and try to predict what they will say and do in this Brazilian reality competition.
These are our favorite burgers in New Jersey, from old-school classics to over-the-top creations,
By: Joel Keller
The three-part docuseries examines how the actions of Mica Miller's husband, John-Paul Miller, led to her 2024 suicide.
By: Joel Keller
Kristen Johnston, Ryan Stiles, Celia Weston and Blake Clark also star in the sitcom, which Morgan co-created with Chuck Lorre and Susan McMartin.
By: Joel Keller
This romcom has a big "will-they/won't-they" factor that might get annoying, but the cast is fun to hang out with.
By: Joel Keller
The first episode takes a lot of time establishing that its main character’s identity has been stolen.
By: Joel Keller
The series redefines what a romantic K-drama can be.
By: Joel Keller
The four-part docuseries is more about the dysfunction in the family of Markel's ex-wife than it is about his murder.
