Yohana Desta is a Contributor at various publications, including THEM and Vanity Fair. She focuses on arts and entertainment, with a keen interest in film and cinema, covering topics such as TV, movies, and cultural narratives, while also addressing broader themes like climate change and politics. Yohanaâs work has been featured in outlets like Vanity Fair and Magzter.
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Yohana Desta's coverage focuses primarily on the entertainment industry, encompassing film, television, and celebrity news. Her articles often cover evolving stories and events in the world of entertainment.
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By: Savannah Walsh, Erin Vanderhoof, Katie Herchenroeder, Eve Batey, Julie Miller, Yohana Desta, David De Jong
The 1993 Menendez murder trial, subject of Netflixâs âMonsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,â seemed like an open-and-shut case. Then defense attorney Leslie Abramson vowed to discredit therapist L. Jerome Ozielâand she was able to, thanks in part to his mistress, Judalon Smyth.
By: Savannah Walsh, Eve Batey, Yohana Desta, Kathryn Joyce, Katie Herchenroeder, David De Jong, Erin Vanderhoof, Rebecca Ford, Condé Nast
âIâm not afraid to sit with something and just wait until the time is right,â the writer-director says of the yearslong process of making Hit Man and two of his upcoming projects.
By: Richard Lawson
The show surrounding that showcase for Cooper Koch's Erik Menendez is a confused mess.
Behind every egomaniacal man there is usually a woman, long-suffering and apologetic.
Author Ashley Spencer takes us inside a kids TV empire, sharing how Miley Cyrus became the only star to get bigger than the brand and how the network avoided Nickelodeon-esque scandal: âI don't think you could have had a Dan Schneider at Disney Channel.â
By: Julie Miller
There are some bizarre twists in Netflix's Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, many of which are pulled from real life: the brothers' spending
Ellen DeGeneres wants us to forgive her. That's the TL;DR version of her new stand-up comedy special, For Your Approval, now streaming on Netflix.
By: Mike Hogan
As the high school cult classic gets a 30th-anniversary theatrical release, writer-director Richard Linklater reflects on its agonizing (for him) creationâand its eternal, chemically compatible appeal.
By: Matthew Jacobs, Yohana Desta, Hillary Busis, David De Jong, Kathryn Joyce, Condé Nast, Savannah Walsh, Eve Batey
Yuâs debut feature, âSleep,â is a nail-biting horror movie with a dark sense of humor.
By: Tom Kludt
It was just about game-time, and Spike Lee was amped. He rubbed his hands and tapped his feet. The opening whistle couldn't come fast enough.
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