Matthew Jacobs is an entertainment editor and freelance culture writer, known for his contributions to publications such as The Hollywood Reporter, Vulture, and TIME. With a focus on film and television, Jacobs explores a range of topics including interviews with directors and actors, analysis of industry trends, and reviews of award-contending movies. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise and passion for the entertainment industry.
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Matthew Jacobs' articles primarily focus on the film industry, movie reviews, and entertainment news. He often covers events and provides reviews of movies and TV shows. Based on this coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches related to interviews with directors or actors involved in upcoming films or significant projects.
Additionally, given his focus on providing event coverage and reviews, he may also be interested in exclusive previews or behind-the-scenes insights into highly anticipated films or television series.
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By: Charlotte Klein, Chris Murphy, Eliza Brooke, Bess Levin, Maureen Ryan, Rob Ledonne, Brian Stelter, Matthew Jacobs, Brooke Baldwin, Kase Wickman
How Justin Kuritzkes crafted Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist’s perfectly satisfying—but intriguingly ambiguous—final scene.
By: Kase Wickman, Eliza Brooke, Brooke Baldwin, Matthew Jacobs, Eve Batey, Maureen Ryan, Bess Levin, Katie Nicholl, Keziah Weir, Charlotte Klein, Julie Miller
On a new episode of My Next Guest with David Letterman, Mulaney looks back on the less funny aspects of his eventful last few years.
Jane Schoenbrun directed ‘We’re All Going to the World’s Fair,’ “disappeared for two years, and came out a girl.” Then they made ‘I Saw the TV Glow,’ a trans allegory by way of ‘Are You Afraid of the Dark?’ and ‘Buffy.’
By: Kase Wickman, Anthony Breznican, Maureen Ryan, Matthew Jacobs, Karen Valby, Chris Murphy, Richard Lawson, Savannah Walsh, Julie Miller
A testament to both stunt people and the screen icons they’re pretending to be, ‘The Fall Guy’ is a true talent showcase.
By: Matthew Jacobs
For a long time, Caitlin Cronenberg sidestepped her family's calling. While her father ( David ) and brother ( Brandon ) were making their peculiar horror movies, she was becoming a successful photographer.
By: Matthew Jacobs
The first-time director on getting into the family business with her debut Humane, and making conversation with movie stars.
“The Fall Guy” is swinging into theaters this weekend, as are the indie masterpieces “ I Saw the TV Glow ” and “ Evil Does Not Exist .” Fortunately, a
Often volatile and warped onscreen, immensely likable off-screen.
By: Matthew Jacobs
This list was originally published on June 3, 2022. We've updated it to include Laura Dern's subsequent roles, including her part in Palm Royale
Rock fans are in luck: This week’s digital releases involve Sonic Youth, Indigo Girls, and The Beatles. Get ready for a toe-tapping triple feature. The contender to watch this week: “U…
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