Keith Staskiewicz

Oct 31, 2024 | ew.com | Keith Staskiewicz |James Mercadante

The horror genre tends to be as subtle as a meat cleaver to the skull. But there can be more to a scary movie than just screaming apparitions or a gradually diminishing number of coeds with a bad sense of self-preservation. If you're looking to have a movie fright fest that shivers the soul, but doesn't turn the stomach, why not round out that scare-a-thon with great, relatively-bloodless movies that go for your spirit instead of your jugular?

Jun 26, 2024 | yahoo.com | Darren Franich |Keith Staskiewicz |Kevin Jacobsen

Sometimes, actual people and the events surrounding them make for the best stories. Politics aren't always fun to talk about, but they sure make for compelling drama. Whether it be examinations of presidents like Nixon (1995) and Lincoln (2012) or depictions of major historical events like in All the President's Men (1976) and Selma (2014), some stories are so juicy that it's easy to see why they've been adapted to film.

Oct 11, 2023 | ew.com | Lester Brathwaite |Keith Staskiewicz |Christian Blauvelt

Chase said the show wasn't "funny enough" for him on a recent episode of WTF with Marc Maron. Joel McHale is used to Chevy Chase being... well, Chevy Chase, so he's taking the 80-year-old comedy legend and noted curmudgeon's recent digs at Community in stride. "He stopped hurting my feelings in 2009," McHale recently told PEOPLE when asked about comments Chase made last month on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast.

Oct 6, 2023 | networthynews.com | Joey Nolfi |Justin Kirkland |Keith Staskiewicz |Hillary Busis

America’s Next Top Model winner Naima Mora has actually exposed that dealing with a modeling company she signed with as part of the Tyra Banks-produced truth competitors program’s $100,000 reward plan wasn’t precisely a picture-perfect experience.

Oct 5, 2023 | ew.com | Joey Nolfi |Justin Kirkland |Keith Staskiewicz |Hillary Busis

America's Next Top Model winner Naima Mora has revealed that working with a modeling agency she signed with as part of the Tyra Banks-created reality competition show's $100,000 prize package wasn't exactly a picture-perfect experience.