Tara Ariano is a Writer and Editor at Cracked. With a focus on arts and entertainment, she covers topics ranging from celebrities and comedy to the latest in entertainment news, reflecting her passion for beauty and fashion as well. Tara's work has been featured in prominent publications such as GQ India, The Daily Beast, and Vanity Fair.
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Tara Ariano's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, focusing on television, movies, celebrities, and awards. She frequently includes expert commentary and event coverage in her work.
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By: Tara Ariano
With help from Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello, Colbert closed out his long-goodbye season on a joyous note.
The new AppleTV series, with Tatiana Maslany as a fact-checker tracking the blackmailer who's kidnapped her favorite camboy, features a sterling cast and a surprisingly adult take on sex work.
The breakout star of Apple TV’s horror comedy hit breaks down Patricia’s terrifying face-off with The Boogeyman. Warning: Spoilers for Episode 8.
Widow’s Bay , Apple TV’s horror comedy hit, revolves around the titular coastal Massachusetts island, which is under a curse that keeps native residents tr
The Apple TV series, starring Matthew Rhys as the mayor of a delightful island town that happens to be cursed, nails the cozy/scary ratio like nothing else on TV
Katie Dippold goes deep on the Season 1 finale of her hit horror comedy show. WARNING: Spoilers ahead.
What's the deal with the curse? Who survived that finale? And just how long will Apple TV take to bring us more news from New England's creepiest island?
Some of the best-loved TV shows of our time have one thing in common: Finales that everybody hated. The nature of the TV landscape means this is unlikely to change.
By: Tara Ariano
The biggest man in streaming action is hitting Philadelphia (possibly literally) in his latest vigilante-justice adventure.
My Grandma Powell was a knitter. She's still alive, but she's too old now to knit. Before there were YouTube tutorials, or YouTube, or the internet, she taught herself how to do it. She spent years knitting sweaters, scarves, mittens, and toques (Canadian for "beanie") for herself, her husband, and her four children. By the time my cousins and I came along starting in the '70s, she was extremely fast. My younger cousin and I got matching sweaters. We also got sweaters with matching leg warmers when that was in vogue. A little later, we got sweaters with matching miniature duplicates to dress our Cabbage Patch Kids in.
