Entertainment Reporting & Culture Writing

Over the course of my career as both a full-time and freelance pop culture journalist, I covered breaking news in the entertainment industry, interviewed celebrities both on and off-camera, reviewed movies and TV shows, and wrote long-form investigative research and opinion pieces on various topics.

Rare Candy

• Spotlight On: The Pokémon Illustrator Card (2024)

STARTREK.COM

• The Evolution of the Mirror Universe (2019)

• Your Guide to Queer Identity and Metaphor in “Star Trek” (2019)

NERDIST

• 8 Things We Learned From The “Black Panther” Set (2019)

• Here’s What It’s Like to Take a Stephen King Tour of Maine (2017)

• “American Gods” and the Bastardization of Female Power (2017)

• It’s the Little Moments of “The Handmaid’s Tale” That Hurt the Most (2017)

POLYGON 

• “Spider-Man: Homecoming” doesn’t just make comic book references - it earns them (2017)

BUSTLE

• Netflix’s “Defenders” Wouldn’t Recognize The Original Comics Team (2017)

• Tatiana Maslany's Emmy Snub Has Nothing To Do With Her Talent (2017)

• 'The Bachelorette' Just Had An Incredible Conversation About Mental Health (2017)

SYFY WIRE (NOW DEFUNCT)

• 20 Superheroines Who Saved The World Long Before Wonder Woman (2017)

PAJIBA

• ‘My Brother My Brother And Me’ Is Full of Some Good, Good Goofs (2017)

• If You’re a Bigot, You Don’t Get to ‘Like Star Trek’ (2017)

• I Went To An All-Female ‘Wonder Woman’ Screening And All I Got Was A Pleasant Experience (2017)

REVELIST (NOW DEFUNCT)

• Women Who Loved “Star Trek” Are The Reason Modern Fandom Exists (2016)

• New York's Biggest LGBT Geek Con Banned Prop Guns to Honor Orlando (2016)

INDIEWIRE

• “The Girlfriend Experience” Might Be Sexy, But It's All About Control (2016)

DEN OF GEEK

• Lexi Alexander on Directing “Supergirl” and Championing Gender Equality (2016)

MTV NEWS

• Why 2016 Is The Year We Need To Stop Pretending Women Aren’t Geeks (2015)

• Why Women Get Left Off Of Superhero Merch — and How That’s Changing For the Better (2015)

THE MARY SUE

• Dressvergent, A YA Dystopian Novel Born From the Internet’s Obsession With Colors (2015)

• A Look at the Amazing Women Who Make Geeky Cosmetics (2014)

• Mo’ Neopoints, Mo’ Problems: How 'Neopets' Became an Economist’s Nightmare (2014)