Kristen Baldwin is a TV Critic at Entertainment Weekly. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on television shows, including popular series like The Bachelor and Cobra Kai, as well as theater reviews. Kristen's insights and critiques have been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, and AOL, Inc.
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By: Kristen Baldwin
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The Dutton family saga concluded with "Life Is a Promise," a supersized episode that raised more questions than it answered.
By: Kristen Baldwin
Sony Jackie Chan and Ben Wang in 'Karate Kids: Legends' "Two branches, one tree."
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By: Kristen Baldwin
Hallmark+/YouTube Ashley Williams in 'Small Town Setup' Hallmark is ready to play matchmaker in real life.
Tommaso Boddi/Getty Conan O'Brien in 2022 in Los Angeles, California Conan O'Brien is remembering his parents, Dr.
The Netflix hit will return with eight final episodes in 2025. Netflix just delivered an early Christmas gift for fans of Stranger Things
The comedians joked about their "collective trauma" of working for "SNL" head writer Meyers in the mid-2000s.
The final five episodes of Netflix's hit karate comedy will drop in early 2025. "This may be the end, but Cobra Kai never dies!"
By: Kristen Baldwin
Grant Ellis has his potential wives all in a tizzy in this sneak preview of the new season of "The Bachelor."
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