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Kelly Lawler is a TV critic for USA Today, specializing in reviewing and analyzing television shows and entertainment news. With a wide range of experience in the media industry, her work has been featured in various publications and platforms, including Yahoo News, AOL, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Kelly Lawler predominantly covers entertainment, with a strong focus on TV shows and movies. She regularly writes reviews, indicating an interest in providing critical analysis of entertainment content.
If you have expertise related to the quality or impact of specific TV shows or movies, especially those that are generating significant public interest or controversy, your insights could be valuable for Kelly's coverage. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives on celebrity news and their work in the entertainment industry, she may find it relevant for her articles.
Kelly does not have a specific geographic focus but primarily covers stories within the United States. Therefore, pitches should consider this national scope when offering potential topics and sources for her consideration.
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By: Kelly Lawler
Apple TV+'s "Disclaimer" (streaming Fridays, ★★★★ out of four) is as dark and depressing as any story can be, and it will knock you out with the sheer power of its brilliance.
Considering how many millions of people have watched CBS'juggernaut military crime drama "NCIS" in 21 seasons on network TV, you probably know Leroy Jethro Gibbs.
The story of young Leroy Jethro Gibbs is predictable but comforting, a just-fine addition to the \
From "Grotesquerie" to "Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity," we explore whether Hollywood-bound NFL star Travis Kelce is actually a good actor.
I so desperately want to be happy that Reba McEntire is back on network TV.
By: Kelly Lawler
USA TODAY Teens and TikTok doc 'Social Studies' is a parent's nightmare. But we can learn. Link Copied
By: Kelly Lawler
That fact is abundantly clear watching "Social Studies," FX's five-part documentary series about how social media has impacted the current generation of teens (now streaming on Hulu). Sex. Drugs. Alcohol. Bullying. Skipping school. These are all the things every teenager is exposed to and goes through, so things can't be that different in 2024 than they were in 2004, right?
The world is in flames, countries are at each others' throats and politicians are screaming in rage.
Spoilers! Not everyone made it out of Season 2 of Netflix political thriller "The Diplomat." What happened, and what it could mean for Season 3.
By: Kelly Lawler
When you can't watch one more minute of CNN, open Netflix, put on something like "The Great British Baking Show" and spend some time on self care.
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