Juliette Harrisson is a freelance journalist and writer who specializes in entertainment and pop culture. With a focus on TV shows, movies, and literature, Juliette's articles provide insightful analysis, historical context, and recommendations for fans and newcomers alike. Her work has been featured in publications such as Den of Geek, Newswav, and IGN Entertainment.
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Juliette's work predominantly focuses on entertainment, with an emphasis on reviewing TV shows and providing expert commentary. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to TV show reviews, analysis of historical accuracy in period dramas, and insights into the adaptation of literary works for screen.
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Tom Bombadil, Ent-wives, and Stoors highlight a Rings of Power season 2 episode that's dense in Tolkien lore.
By: Juliette Harrisson
Tom Bombadil, Ent-wives, and Stoors highlight a Rings of Power season 2 episode that's dense in Tolkien lore.
By: Juliette Harrisson
Tom Bombadil has finally made his debut in The Rings of Power season 2. But who is that unseen voice he's talking to?
By: Ross Ferguson
"Many that die deserve life." Tom Bombadil butchers a beloved Tolkien quote in a jam-packed installment of The Rings of Power.
Bigger isn't always better, as these excellent lower budget sci-fi stories show.
By: Ross Ferguson
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power biggest battle makes for the best episode yet.
By: Juliette Harrisson
The Rings of Power sets up The Lord of the Rings trilogy in an uneven, but effective season 2 finale.
The folkloric inspirations for Supernatural's first ever monster-of-the-week were cleverly translated to screen.
The folkloric inspirations for Supernatural's first ever monster-of-the-week were cleverly translated to screen.
By: Juliette Harrisson
Exclusive: We talk to Philippa Boyens, co-writer and co-producer on Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movies, and the cast and crew behind new anime feature The War of the Rohirrim. Plus, an update on The Hunt for Gollum!
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