Tim Appelo is an Entertainment Editor and Film & TV Critic at AARP. He focuses on a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including film and cinema, music, TV, and theater, often exploring themes related to the Golden Globe Awards and In Memoriam features. Tim's insights and critiques are regularly featured in AARP, where he brings a seasoned perspective to the media landscape.
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Tim Appelo's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly around awards shows, movies, and television. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming major events such as award shows or exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the entertainment industry.
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Vietvet and 'Apollo 13' Oscar nominee William Broyles, Jr. opens up about the war's impact in an important new documentary
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