Lauren Sarner is a TV Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a wide range of genres, from epic fantasy to reality TV and comedy, with a keen focus on arts and entertainment, pop culture, and the film industry. Lauren's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Courier-Mail, The Daily Telegraph, and the New York Post.
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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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WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!
By: Lauren Sarner
Sydney Sweeney is making headlines with it on “Euphoria. ” Elle Fanning is doing it on “Margo's Got Money Troubles.” It also popped up on “Industry” and “Abbott Elementary.”
By: Lauren Sarner
Warning: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed unless you've watched “Euphoria's” seventh episode of Season 3. Ding dong, the witch is dead, and the victory is hollow.
By: Lauren Sarner
Hollywood talks about Sheridan like he's the “middle America” whisperer, since his shows are hits with often an misunderstood audience . But, the real secret to his success is simple.
By: Lauren Sarner
Janney says she likes material that is “the messier, the better.”
“It was a pretty somber sequence to shoot,” Marc Menchaca exclusively told Page Six. “It was quite hectic because we did have to get all these cattle in [one area].”
Warning: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed unless you've watched “Euphoria” Season 3. The death toll on “Euphoria” is piling up.
“It was a pretty somber sequence to shoot,” Marc Menchaca exclusively told Page Six.
By: Lauren Sarner
For production designer Warren Alan Young, working on the show was “the equivalent of making three series at the same time.”
By: Lauren Sarner
Production designer Warren Alan Young exclusively told Page Six that working on the show was, “the equivalent of making three series at the same time.”
