Laura Babiak is an Editorial Assistant at Observer. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, focusing on film and cinema, including reviews and insights on movies, television, and events like the Golden Globe Awards in New York. Laura's work has been featured in Observer.
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Laura Babiak's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly movies, streaming services, and awards shows. She frequently features reviews of movies and TV shows as well as event coverage around award ceremonies.
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Sorry to star Colman Domingo, but the ever-changing villains, already dated takes on politics, and nonsensical set up make this show just about unwatchable.
By: Laura Babiak
Full of heart, pep and wit, Netflix's new animated series is a welcome watch for all ages.
‘Emilia Pérez’ racked up the second most Golden Globe nominations ever, Saoirse Ronan went unrecognized, and ‘Squid Game’ Season 2 earned a nod in this morning’s nomin…
By: Laura Babiak
The new Netflix series from 'Dead to Me' creator Liz Feldman has frequent funny moments, but the dramatic mystery at its core means wonky tonal shifts and a surprisingly depressing story.
Netflix's megahit Korean drama returns for a second season that feels more like the set-up for a grand finale than its own contained story.
Unqualified documentary presenter Philomena Cunk takes on the meaning of life in this delightfully ridiculous Netflix special.
Last night's ceremony had some truly shocking wins, making for an exciting awards season to come.
Apple’s mind-bending drama returns with a heaping helping of new mysteries, but this puzzle may frustrate you no matter how much you want to solve it.
The late American auteur leaves us with some phenomenal cinematic achievements, but the influence of 'Twin Peaks' endures on television.
Though intermittently entertaining, this thriller is largely unremarkable. Despite its high-minded plot, Prime Target is the kind of show that you can turn your brain off for.
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