Lauren Sarner is a TV reporter at the New York Post. She covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including television, film, and cultural commentary, with a particular focus on genres such as epic fantasy, reality TV, and comedy. Lauren's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Courier-Mail, Sky News Australia, and Yahoo News UK.
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Lauren Sarner's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly celebrity-related content. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers evolving stories, indicating a preference for sources who can offer unique insights into ongoing or trending topics in the entertainment industry.
Given her local geographic focus on the United States, New York, and New York City, she may be interested in connecting with experts or individuals directly involved in the entertainment industry within these areas. Additionally, since her coverage heavily revolves around celebrities and their related events and works such as movies and TV shows; professionals from the film industry sharing behind-the-scenes insights could also be of interest to her.
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Who you gonna call?
By: Lauren Sarner
There's a John Dutton-sized hole at the center of the story. After Kevin Costner, 69, left “Yellowstone” amid rumors of a feud with creator
By: Lauren Sarner
0 seconds of 2 minutes, 45 seconds Volume 0% It's not easy to be the bad guy.
By: Lauren Sarner
“I’ve actually never ridden a trend like this, so your guess is as good as mine of when I’ll be done with it,” said Brian Jordan Alvarez.
By: Lauren Sarner
"I've actually never ridden a trend like this, so your guess is as good as mine of when I'll be done with it," said Brian Jordan Alvarez.
By: Lauren Sarner
He’s in a good place.
By: Lauren Sarner
“You just did an obscene gesture on this family morning show!” Guthrie said to Gere.
By: Lauren Sarner
“I’m very curious about what they think. And I hope they watch it,” Sean Patrick Thomas said about his former “Cruel Intentions” co-stars.
By: Lauren Sarner
Henry Winkler said, “I did. I said, ‘It is so lovely that you’re here, I can suggest some really good restaurants, [but] my daughter is not doing your show.’”
By: Lauren Sarner
“For each and every person that grew up on this show and it affected them and it changed their heart just a little bit and their mind and just set the tone for their youth, I hope it happens.…
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