Mary McNamara is a culture critic and columnist for the Los Angeles Times, known for her Pulitzer Prize-winning work as a TV critic. She also writes novels and is a mother of three. McNamara's articles cover a range of topics, including television, film, nostalgia, and social commentary.
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Mary McNamara's coverage heavily leans towards opinion editorials, with a focus on entertainment, culture & society. She provides insights and commentary on topics such as high school experiences, sobriety during holidays, Hollywood, TV shows and issues specific to Los Angeles.
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By: Mary Mcnamara
Highlighting loving marriages between equal partners, the DNC is summer's hottest romance — and offers a striking point of contrast with Donald and Melania Trump.
Highlighting loving marriages between equal partners, the DNC is summer's hottest romance — and offers a striking point of contrast with Donald and Melania Trump.
By: Mary Mcnamara
Watching Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff address the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, it was difficult not to wonder if my TV had somehow tuned in to a summer rom-com
By: Mary McNamara
Watching Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff address the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, it was difficult not to wonder if my TV had somehow tuned in to a summer rom-com instead.
By: Mary McNamara
Watching Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff address the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, it was difficult not to wonder if my TV had somehow tuned in to a summer rom-com instead.
By: Mary-Mcnamara
Show, don't tell. Three words that every journalist hears, with infuriating regularity, from professors, editors and readers.
By: Mary McNamara
by Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Sep 03, 2024 4 minutes Save for Later Save Mary McNamara For Later
By: Tracy Brown, Maira Garcia, Yvonne Villarreal, Amy Kaufman, Robert Lloyd, Matt Brennan, Mary Mcnamara, Greg Braxton, Meredith Blake
Among the show our TV writers are looking forward to this season are 'The Golden Bachelorette,' 'Matlock,' 'St. Denis Medical' and 'Landman.'
By: Robert Lloyd, Maira Garcia, Amy Kaufman, Yvonne Villarreal, Matt Brennan, Meredith Blake, Mary McNamara, Tracy Brown
It's an election year, and the presidential race has been a roller-coaster ride — even more so than usual.
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