Matt Galea is a Deputy Editor at PEDESTRIAN.TV. With over a decade of experience in the media industry, he specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, the music business, and the film industry, as well as legal affairs related to litigation in entertainment. Matt is also the author of "How To Spot The (Star) Signs," which has garnered attention from outlets including Elle, Marie Claire, and Refinery29.
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Matt Galea's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, including celebrity happenings and events like the Golden Globes. He also delves into astrology-related content, such as horoscopes. If you want to reach out to Matt with a pitch, consider providing unique angles related to celebrity news or exclusive insights about upcoming entertainment events in Sydney or Australia. Additionally, if you have expertise in astrology and can offer fresh perspectives or predictions based on celestial events, it may pique Matt's interest.
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By: Matt Galea
What makes Remarkably Bright Creatures hit so hard is that it's not really about grief in the dramatic, sweeping sense we usually see on screen. It's about the quieter version of grief, the kind that settles into everyday life. The kind you carry while making coffee, clocking into work, or avoiding conversations you don't know how to have anymore.
By: Matt Galea
Actress and singer Mandy Moore has finally broken her silence on that bonkers essay her former mum group friend Ashley Tisdale French wrote for The Cut earlier this year.
By: Matt Galea
“And with that in mind, I always think, ‘Well, how can I give it to them?' How can I give them what they want, but make it so horrific and anxiety-inducing that by the time it happens, the audience isn't so sure they wanted it?”
By: Matt Galea
Just days into this year's Vivid Sydney celebrations, the festival's huge drone spectacular has already been grounded after a technical malfunction reportedly sent several drones dropping into Sydney Harbour.
By: Matt Galea
No one expected Hacks to go quietly. But even by its own chaotic standards , the series finale still manages to pull a final trick, turning what looks like a straightforward farewell into something far more complicated.
By: Matt Galea
"Every moment of it was PERFECT."
By: Matt Galea
Look alive, astrology girlies and moonwater enthusiasts: a rare Blue Moon is about to rise, and let me tell you, it's one hell of a celestial event!
Missed your chance to manifest when the first Full Moon hit earlier this month? Well you're in luck, because May is blessing us with a second Full Moon, and this one called a Blue Moon.
By: Matt Galea
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By: Matt Galea
You wake up in a sweat, heart racing, suddenly forced to confront the fact that your subconscious just cast your ex-boyfriend in a very explicit cameo role in your dream.
