Nick Romano is the Senior Movies Editor at Entertainment Weekly. With a focus on movies and television shows, Nick covers a range of topics including Game of Thrones, The Boys, Stranger Things, and more. His work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, The Hill, and Yahoo Movies UK.
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Nick Romano focuses on entertainment news, primarily covering television, films, actors, directors, and TV shows. He frequently features exclusives and expert commentary in his articles.
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By: Nick Romano
After the mess with "Scream," the actress previews what's next for her, from a vampire ballerina flick to more indie cinema.
As CinemaCon's Breakthrough Performer, Joseph Quinn unpacks his high-profile year, from 'Gladiator II' to 'Fantastic Four' and beyond.
By: Nick Romano
EW catches up with the "Stranger Things" fan favorite as he receives CinemaCon's Breakthrough Performer of the Year Award.
'The Witcher' has officially been renewed for a fifth and final season. Netflix announced the start of production on the Liam Hemsworth-led season 4, confirming it will shoot back to back with season 5.
The Liam Hemsworth-led season 4, which has started production, will shoot back to back with season 5. Netflix has settled on an endgame for the saga of The Witcher
From "Ready or Not" to "Scream" to "Abigail," the filmmaking trio known as Radio Silence continues to make a lot of noise.
From "Ready or Not" to "Scream" to "Abigail," the filmmaking trio known as Radio Silence continues to make a lot of noise.
Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, with producer Chad Viella, explain how they pulled off that surprise appearance.
Season 1 showrunner Beau DeMayo previously described this role as "a fan favorite."
Hayley Atwell and Eddie Marsan also join the cast — and we know who all three are playing.
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