Julia Glassman is a staff writer for The Mary Sue, where she covers a wide range of topics including film, television, and pop culture. With a focus on entertainment news and reviews, Julia brings a unique perspective and a passion for all things geek to her articles.
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Julia Glassman is heavily involved in covering entertainment news, with a significant focus on expert commentary and reviews. She would be receptive to pitches from experts who can offer valuable insights into the latest trends, themes, or controversies within the entertainment industry.
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By: Julia Glassman
Donald Trump's trial for paying hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels is just getting started—but Trump doesn't seem to understand what exactly he's in for.
By: Julia Glassman
If you're curious about which Ted Lasso character you are based on your Zodiac sign, you've come to the right place.
Bluey is an international phenomenon, and she's got a whole class full of fuzzy friends.
By: Julia Glassman
If you're struggling to wrap your head around the Bluey phenomenon, then here are the basics.
Dead Boy Detectives stars a motley crew of supernatural investigators, both living and dead.
By: Julia Glassman
The Dead Boy Detectives have arrived on Netflix, and they've brought a fantastic guest star along with them.
By: Julia Glassman
originally created by Neil Gaiman and now appearing in their own Netflix series , is an interesting contradiction: it stars two teenage boys who have been dead longer than many people have been alive.
By: Julia Glassman
The Dead Boy Detectives have arrived, but does the new series take place in the 'Sandman' universe?
Mee-OW! doesn't just have a couple of dashing stars in George Rexstrew and Jayden Revri . It features a whole ensemble cast of fantastically weird characters—including Lukas Gage as the scheming Cat King.
By: Julia Glassman
'Dead Boy Detectives' has hit Netflix, and the first episode has a cameo that will make any Neil Gaiman fan scream: Death herself.
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