Troy Reimink is a Sr. Business Intel Analyst at an undisclosed employer. He focuses on themes of climate change and sustainability while also covering arts and entertainment, including theater and entertainment news. Troy's work has been featured in the Cleburne Times Review, Niagara Gazette, Traverse City Record-Eagle, and Lockport Union Sun & Journal.
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Troy Reimink's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, including music, movies, pop culture, and television. His coverage is often centered around expert commentary and data citations with a notable percentage of seasonal content and opinion editorials.
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By: Troy Reimink
Even an above-average horror comedy is like one of those novelty amphibious automobiles.
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With 20-plus years of hindsight, I can admit that a lot of the music produced during the millennial boy-band era was actually pretty good, even if the lyrics to the
By: Troy Reimink
Any reader who had a formative encounter with William Golding's “Lord of the Flies” came away with a collection of metaphors that were legible enough for the book reports to basically write themselves.
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In “Mile End Kicks,” 24-year-old Grace Pine, an aspiring music critic, gets invited to a loft party on her first night in Montreal.
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When you Google the new Netflix series “The Boroughs,” the first suggestion in the People Also Ask section is about whether the show is a “Stranger Things” spinoff.
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The timing of the new Netflix docu-series “Michael Jackson: The Verdict” is, to understate the case, notable.
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This time I made it about 15 seconds into the Pixar clip before the tears welled up. No, it was not the opening scene from “Up,” but something
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Larry David holds these truths to be self-evident, that all men are equally annoying when stroking their beards, that it should be illegal to share
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The version of “Moana” opening in theaters today might be the least necessary franchise expansion ever released under the Disney umbrella.
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I really wanted to enjoy my Facebook birthday this year. But, like everybody who looks at a mirror in middle age and sees a slowly deflating parade-balloon version of who they once were, this social ritual has seen better days.
