Multiplatform editor and contributing writer
Thomas Floyd is a multplatform editor and contributing writer. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on theater, exploring the vibrant intersections of culture and performance. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Houston Chronicle, and Santa Fe New Mexican, among others.
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Thomas Floyd's coverage primarily focuses on event-based reporting, particularly in the realms of sports and entertainment. His articles cover a wide range of topics including wrestling, movies, soccer, music, and theater.
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The versatile “Parks and Recreation” and “Severance” star flashes his cantankerous side — and more — in the Irish horror film “Hokum.”
Thomas Floyd The Golden Age love letter “Schmigadoon!” and the soaring vampire tale “The Lost Boys” led the 79th Tony Award nominations with
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Thomas Floyd The Washington Post Sat, 9 May 2026 8:00PM Adam Scott was around 14 when he first became consumed by thoughts of death.
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The “Elsbeth” actor, now starring in “Othello” at D.C.’s Shakespeare Theatre, stays sharp by regularly toggling among film, television and theater.
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“Survivor 50,” the milestone season of CBS's indefatigable reality competition, concluded Wednesday night in fitting fashion: as a subversively entertaining train wreck.
An inadvertent spoiler from host Jeff Probst ensured that a season filled with missteps would end with the biggest one of all.
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A Harvard-educated goalie, a Star Wars-obsessed stopper and, yes, Captain America: The USMNT roster is here.
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Fans of the U.S. men's soccer team can cease the speculation. A year and a half after taking over as U.S. coach, Mauricio Pochettino on
