Kayleigh Donaldson is a Features Editor at Pajiba. She specializes in pop culture, Hollywood insights, and celebrity gossip, often providing sharp commentary on film and entertainment. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets including SlashFilm, Vulture, and The Daily Beast, showcasing her expertise across various facets of arts and entertainment.
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Kayleigh Donaldson's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and gaming, with a strong emphasis on reviews and opinion editorials. She seems to be interested in unique angles, in-depth analysis, and thought-provoking explorations of pop culture content.
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By: Kayleigh Donaldson
Sometimes, the hell-site once known as Twitter gets something right. Users gathered together to share in the nostalgic delights of A Very Brady Sequel, specifically Christine Taylor's performance as Marcia Brady. The pronunciation of "I've never heard of a George...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
It takes a long time to make a film. From conception to release, sometimes, you could wait years to pull it off. Even if shooting is over, the postproduction stages and sheer political nightmare of seeking a distributor or fighting...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
Let me set the scene for you. It's the beginning of May 2026. Box office experts were reporting that Backrooms, the newest horror film from A24 and the debut of 20-year-old Kane Parsons, could surpass expectations and gross around $20...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
Kanye West's "sorry about the Hitler stuff" non-apology comeback tour continues. Well, sort-of. It turns out that a hell of a lot of countries aren't wild about letting West beyond their borders and many of his planned gigs are being...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
The success story of the weekend at the box office was Backrooms, the horror film and directorial debut of 20-year-old Kane Parsons. Distributed by A24, the eerie tale of liminal horror and a building of seemingly endless rooms massively outperformed...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
How do you cope with a breakup? A lot of people turn to music, singing their hearts out in the shower to weepie ballads or go-get-‘em empowerment numbers.
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
It's been a while since E.L. James decided to get into a fist-fight with the written word and lose. After the inexplicable success of her 50 Shades of Grey trilogy and its stalker-POV spinoff, she wrote a duology of unrelated...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
Not Since Carrie: Forty Years of Broadway Musical Flops by Ken Mandelbaum Almost 40 years since its disastrous Broadway run, the musical adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie is still considered the foundation of extravagant and blatantly misguided musical flops. It...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
The man formerly known as Prince Andrew is not having a good time. Having been stripped of his titles, he was arrested in February in connection with an investigation into suspicion of misconduct in public office. His exit from the...
By: Kayleigh Donaldson
We've lamented a lot over the years that audience decorum at cinemas and theatres has seemingly declined in the years following COVID-19 lockdown. It's not that everyone was so obedient and considerate before the coronavirus, but certainly, we've seen a...
