Michelle Jaworski is a freelance writer at various publications. She has been covering entertainment and fandom culture for over a decade, with a focus on movies, TV, and the intersection of crafting and cinematic knitwear. Her work has been featured in The Daily Dot and The Daily Beast.
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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.
Beyond its shock value, Aemond’s big nude scene was a major turning point in Season 2 of the HBO series.
Plenty of characters have been offed in the bloody HBO series. But the death of [SPOILER!] marks a crucial, needed turning point for the show.
By: Michelle Jaworski
The outrageous sexism in “HOTD” doubles as contemporaneous commentary: The men of this world don't think women can rule, and women should just be OK with that.
By: Michelle Jaworski
A heaping of praise for this Muppet of a man. (Literally: He was named after “Sesame Street.”
By: Michelle Jaworski
*Regina George's voice* “Stop trying to make ‘Game of Thrones' happen!” Warning: This article contains spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 8
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