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Amelia is currently the Entertainment Editor at WhatToWatch.com

If you’d like to see her full collection of articles, it can be found on Authory.

You can find her previous work at Collider, DC Comics, Nerdist, /Film and more!

Celebrity Interviews

 John Wesley Shipp
Sigourney Weaver
Mike Colter, Finn Jones, and Charlie Cox
Clare Kramer
Marco Ramirez
Shay Mitchell

Birth. Movies. Death
Freelance Writer (Nov 2016-April 2020)
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The Importance of Heroes In Times of Crisis
Science Fiction and the Women Who Run the Place
Has Marvel Solved its Villain Problem?
RBG: Real Life Wonder Woman
Say Something Nice: THE PHANTOM MENACE
The DCTV Trinity
Star Wars: A Galaxy of Sass
Broad Cinema: Dolly Parton
From Horrors to Galaxy Guarding: A James Gunn Retrospective
The Many Faces of Anne Hathaway
Broad Cinema: Kathleen Kennedy
Say Something Nice: INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL

Fandom
Freelance Writer (June 2018-Present)
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8 Wrestlers Furthering the Women’s Revolution
The Women’s Revolution Opens Doors for WWE
8 Superheroes Who Would Be Lost Without the Women In Their Lives
6 Scenes We’d Love to See In IT: CHAPTER 2
9 Episodes That Prove You Shouldn’t Sleep on SUPERNATURAL Season 14

Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls
Freelance Writer (Dec 2015-Dec 2018)
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Movie Matters: Ghostbusters
National Women’s Party Interview
“Scrappy Little Nobody” Book Review
Notes to My 12 Year-Old Self: Don’t Be Afraid to Make Female Friends 

Entertainment Earth
Freelance Writer (Aug 2016-Aug 2019)
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Queens of the Galaxy
In Defense of the Remake
It Means Hope: The Relevance of Supergirl
Comic Book Sales on the Rise
An Ode to Stunt Teams: Mad Max Fury Road
The Wit of Star Wars: A Galaxy of Sass
Supernatural Survival Guide
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Review
We Are Groot

Culturess by FanSided
Freelance Writer (August 2016-December 2016)
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Much Ado about the DCEU: A House Divided Cannot Stand
A Look at Brie Larson: She’s the Captain Now
The Importance of Supporting Women in Media