Liam Mathews is an Evergreen Editor at TV Guide. He specializes in the realms of arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as the film industry, filmmaking, celebrities, and music business. Liam's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Wrap, Parade, and Polygon, showcasing his expertise in entertainment news and theater.
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Liam's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news, particularly focusing on movie and TV show reviews, as well as event coverage. Based on his articles, he would be most responsive to pitches related to new or underrated movies and TV shows, celebrity events such as weddings or awards shows, and significant developments in the entertainment industry.
Given Liam’s focus on celebrities and their projects/events, he may be receptive to exclusive interviews with actors/directors involved in popular or upcoming productions. Additionally, noteworthy insights into cultural impacts of specific entertainment content could garner his attention.
While Liam does not specify a geographic focus in his coverage attributes; given the nature of the topics covered (TV shows, movies), it is likely that he has an international audience in mind when selecting content for publication.
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To stream or not to stream? That is no longer the question.
by Liam Mathews — "Amadeus" (Orion Pictures) Biographical films about musicians are popular with audiences and awards voters.
By: Liam Mathews
The legend is no hero in writer-director Michael Sarnoski's violent historical drama.
by Liam Mathews — "The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026)" (Macall Polay/20th Century Studios)
By: Liam Mathews
The latest take on John Creasy is entertaining but insubstantial
Get caught in a web of period crime thrillers, black-and-white shows, and more
By: Liam Mathews
Like a four-top of gavones holding up the 7 p.m. turn, “The Bear” stayed at the table too long.
By: Liam Mathews
"The Bear" Season 5 is scrappy and stressful in a good way, as the characters struggle to succeed against difficult odds
Liam Mathews When you think of the scariest movie scenes you've ever seen, you probably don't think of moments of gore or a monster jumping out and going "boo!"
By: Liam Mathews
The sci-fi comedy about TBBT supporting characters takes a big swing but fails to connect
