Matt Prigge is a film journo at UPROXX. He covers a diverse range of topics including movies, TV, and cultural commentary, with a particular focus on Saturday Night Live, the Russia-Ukraine War, and Donald Trump. His work has been featured in Mental Floss, Newswav, and Adweek.
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Matt Prigge’s coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary. Given this, he would likely respond well to pitches offering unique insights from industry insiders or experts within the world of entertainment and celebrity culture.
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The Emmy-nominated actress opened up about the ’weird’ way people discuss her physical attributes.
Gwyneth Paltrow used to be famous as an actress. She even won an Academy Award for her acting! She doesn't really do that anymore.
By: Matt Prigge
On Monday Richard Simmons announced he was “dying.” (Spoiler: He's not.) It was the start of a lengthy social media thread about living life to the
By: Matt Prigge
The other weekend Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey nabbed a dubious (if inevitable) honor: It scored big at the Golden Raspberry Awards . The
By: Matt Prigge
Who do Republican voters want for president in 2024? A prolifically indicted mush-brained wannabe-dictator who has no money.
Poor Things may have scooped up a handful of Academy Awards the other week, but it's no typical Oscar bait. It's a fractured fairy tale told in a daring, outside-the-box fashion.
By: Matt Prigge
Late last month in Glasgow, child fans of Roald Dahl — and their paying parents — were treated to something called Willy's Chocolate Experience . They did not have a good time.
‘The Office’-verse could be growing.
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