Interactive Content Producer, Digital Media
Lacy Baugher is an Interactive Content Producer at Digital Media. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater and various entertainment topics, contributing to platforms such as Paste Magazine, Den of Geek, and SYFY FANGRRLS. Lacy's work has been featured in Newswav, Tell-Tale TV, and The A.V. Club.
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Lacy's coverage predominantly consists of reviews and entertainment news, particularly focusing on TV shows such as "Bridgerton," "Doctor Who," "Star Trek," and "The Flash." Given the nature of her articles, she might be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming episodes or seasons of popular TV shows. Additionally, offering interviews with actors or creators involved in these series could also be appealing to her.
As Lacy doesn't have a specific geographic focus, sources from various locations who can provide unique perspectives on the mentioned topics may capture her interest. It's essential to tailor pitches according to the specific TV show being discussed in each article for a higher chance of resonating with Lacy Baugher.
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This Off Campus review is spoiler-free Lots of viewers are almost certain to tune in to Prime Video's new romantic drama Off Campus looking
By: Lacy Baugher
Did Crowley and Azirapahale get their happy ending? We break down the big moments from the final Good Omens installment.
The gorgeous trailer for Laika's next animated feature shows off what human artists are truly capable of.
By: Lacy Baugher
Star Dan Stevens and creators Victor LaValle and Chris Cantwell break down the social message at the heart of The Terror's third season.
By: Lacy Baugher
Doctor Who has a new streaming home and we still have no idea what's next for the larger franchise.
Alex Hassell and Bella Maclean talk the shifting dynamices of Rupert and Taggie's relationship in Rivals season 2.
By: Lacy Baugher
It appears that all hope may not be quite lost for fans of Sarah J. Maas' blockbuster romantasy series A Court of Thorns and Roses who've been hoping to see the genre-defining saga adapted for TV.
The BBC is reportedly working on a new TV adaptation of Poirot. But who could possible live up to David Suchet?
The cast and creatives behind Rivals on the increased role for Rutshire's women in Season 2.
The new series has a very different tone from its predecessor, which might be part of the appeal.
