Kevin Fallon is the Editor at The Daily Beast, overseeing the pop culture site @beastobsessed. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, comedy, film industry, and internet culture, with a focus on the intersection of culture and society. Kevin's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports UK, The Times, and Irish Independent.
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Kevin Fallon's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, movies, television, and awards. His articles often cover new releases, reviews of TV shows and movies, and cultural commentary related to the entertainment industry.
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Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about in pop culture.
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The “Top Chef” judges—ahead of one of the most incredible dinners of my life—tell me why this is the year their Little Culinary Show That Could should win the top prize.
Everyone loved Dolly. That’s not a hyperbole. She miraculously unified us all. What are we going to lose without her.
Will there ever be a person this cherished and, more, this unifying ever again?
