Michelle Jaworski is a staff writer for The Daily Dot, specializing in entertainment journalism and TV/film criticism. With a passion for pop culture and a keen eye for detail, Michelle covers a wide range of topics, from dissecting breakout scenes in popular movies to exploring internet trends and memes.
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The 'Maestro' trailer gave us a good look at the film, but it also renewed criticism around Bradley Cooper's decision to wear a fake nose.
By: Michelle Jaworski
In her 'Now Streaming' column for web_crawlr, Michelle reviews 'Red, White & Royal Blue' on Amazon Prime Video.
A throwaway line in 'Red, White & Royal Blue' highlights how a quote can be misattributed to an author on Goodreads and end up in a movie.
By: Michelle Jaworski
Some fans felt that Ashley Leechin was mocking Swift's real concerns about security when she walked around LA with fake guards.
Balltze, a Shiba Inu also known online as Cheems, died last week during a surgery to treat symptoms of pancreatitis.
By: Michelle Jaworski
A viral video of a man attempting to rush the stage during an event went viral as Renée Rapp took swift action to protect Drew Barrymore.
Weeks and months into the strikes that brought Hollywood to a standstill, a look at some of the best signs from the picket lines.
By: Michelle Jaworski
A TikToker attributed the many Bellas doing rush to 'Twilight's release around their birthdates. But it's not only why the name is popular.
By: Michelle Jaworski
A viral photo of several mugshots went viral again, leading a TV writer to push back on the tweet's narrative—and it's not the first time that's happened.
Of all the terrible people on this show, this guy has landed on top of fans' shitlists.
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