Patrick Cavanaugh is an editor for ComicBook.com, specializing in entertainment news and features. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including film, television, and pop culture. In addition to his work at ComicBook.com, Patrick's writing has also been featured in California Ag Today.
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Patrick Cavanaugh predominantly covers entertainment news and gaming, with a focus on exclusives, announcements, and expert commentary. His coverage indicates that he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering exclusive interviews or insights into the latest developments in the entertainment industry.
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By: Patrick Cavanaugh
Audiences first met Ahsoka Tano in 2008's Star Wars: The Clone Wars and it took nearly 15 years for her to come to live-action, with Rosario Dawson
By: Patrick Cavanaugh
More than 30 years after unleashing an all-new brand of terror on audiences with the original Alien, director Ridley Scott returned to the franchise with Prometheus in 2012, a prequel that earned the 2017 follow-up movie Alien: Covenant. Despite the film ending with a sinister tease that Michael Fassbender’s David had nefarious plans for his […]
By: Patrick Cavanaugh
Earlier this year, ComicBook held its inaugural Halloween Cosplay Contest, which drew tremendous interest from our community of fans. The entries ran the gamut of fandoms, from Marvel to DC to Star Wars to Anime, with some participants submitting their comics-accurate outfits that looked like they walked off the set of a movie production, while other cosplayers instead put their own unique and unconventional spins on iconic outfits. The ComicBook team had their work cut out for them when it came to selecting a favorite submission, and it was ultimately Taïr Hamou's DCeased version of Batgirl that stood triumphant, not only for the craft that went into the costume, but also for the cosplay's embrace of the spooky season.
By: Patrick Cavanaugh
Stranger Things star David Harbour brought one of the most iconic characters of all time to life back in 2022's Violent Night , which marked a much
By: Patrick Cavanaugh
David Harbour has been a fan-favorite performer since he debuted as Jim Hopper in the first season of Stranger Things back in 2016, with each year
In 1922, filmmaker F.W. Murnau unleashed Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror on audiences, an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula , though
By: Patrick Cavanaugh
Making any movie that can be deemed a “Christmas classic” is more than enough to be excited about, with Bob Clark's 1983 movie A Christmas Story
With the holiday season in full gear, people around the world are starting to embrace a number of beloved traditions, whether they be the expected activities or entirely unique experiences. Speaking of traditions, Star Wars fans have celebrated their love of the galaxy far, far away all year long for the better part of five […]
Evil Dead fans learned earlier this year that, after the success of last year's Evil Dead Rise , a new spinoff for the franchise was being developed
By: Patrick Cavanaugh
After being introduced in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, the Idris Elba-voiced Knuckles got a spin-off TV series and also returned for Sonic the Hedgehog 3. With this third installment also debuting Keanu Reeves as Shadow, fans have already wondered if the adventures of Shadow will continue. The stars themselves confirmed their interest in seeing continued […]
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