Lisa Laman is a freelance journalist and writer who focuses on film and pop culture. Her work has been featured in Collider, Looper, Cigalah Group, and The Spool. With a passion for uncovering lesser-known stories and exploring the behind-the-scenes of the entertainment industry, Lisa brings a unique perspective to her articles and reviews.
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Lisa's articles predominantly cover entertainment news and gaming, with a focus on movies. She appears to be interested in behind-the-scenes stories, untold tales of famous films, and developments within the film industry.
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By: Lisa Laman
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By: Lisa Laman
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By: Lisa Laman
Though there are still months to go before the 97th Academy Awards nominations are announced, it already looks like history is about to get made at this next iteration of the Oscars. “Emilia Pérez” has proven to be a somewhat divisive movie since its Cannes world premiere, including from many trans critics. However, it’s also garnering […]
By: Lisa Laman
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By: Lisa Laman
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By: Lisa Laman
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