Valerie Ettenhofer is a TV critic and writer, known for her work at Reject Nation and various publications such as SlashFilm, IGN Entertainment, and The Playlist. With a membership in Critics Choice and Dorian Awards, Valerie covers a wide range of topics in the world of television and film, offering insightful analysis and commentary.
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Valerie's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly TV shows, movies, and actors. She also delves into gaming-related content. Her coverage suggests that she may be open to pitches related to reviews of new releases in the entertainment industry or expert commentary from individuals with insider knowledge about upcoming projects or trends within the entertainment world.
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By: Valerie Ettenhofer
By: Valerie Ettenhofer
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