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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
Ever since the beginning of reality TV, the genre has pulled its stars together in a cozy embrace.
Times have changed ever since game shows and reality competition series like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "Survivor" started doling out $1 million prizes to winners more than two decades ago.
By: Kelly Lawler
These days it's more like who wants to be a multi millionaire, am I right?
Did the Emmy voters get it ― dare I say ― right this time around?
The stressful, frenetic life behind the scenes at a gourmet restaurant. So funny, right?
Are you ready to play? Happy July, in which your choices for summer nighttime TV on the broadcast networks pretty much comes down to "The Bachelorette" and game shows.
Are you ready to go for the gold? The 2024 Paris Olympics are coming, with Opening Ceremonies scheduled for July 26 (NBC and Peacock, 1:30 p.m.
USA TODAY They say comedy is all about timing, not time travel. Alas, if only there was anything funny at all in "Time Bandits," a rehash of the 1981 Terry Gilliam film.
By: Kelly Lawler
The 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games officially opened Friday night (local time) in the City of Lights with a very wet but very glitzy opening ceremony (a replay airs on NBC and streams on Peacock at 7:30 EDT/PDT). There were feathers! There was heavy metal! There was a fashion show in the pouring rain! There was Lady Gaga! There was Celine Dion!
It was the giant miasma of home-country culture, modern dance, symbolism and tedium viewers have come to expect from the modern era of opening ceremonies.
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