Erin E. Maxwell

A dynamic, creative journalist, digital producer, digital marketing and social media manager, and creative strategist highly regarded for the development and execution of innovative content and successful campaigns for industry leaders including the LA Weekly, the Village Voice, Walt Disney Studios, and Variety. Entertainment industry veteran with experience in digital media strategy, journalism, graphic and media design, copywriting, social media, and tech operations.

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A dynamic, creative journalist, copywriter, digital producer, digital marketing and social media manager, and creative strategist highly regarded for the development and execution of innovative content and successful campaigns for industry leaders including Walt Disney Studios and Variety. Entertainment industry veteran with experience in digital media strategy, digital marketing, journalism, graphic and media design, writing copy and articles, social media, and tech operations.

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Surrealist Visionary David Lynch Dies At Age 78

Director, writer and artist David Lynch, who transformed the film landscape with his surrealistic vision and ethereal aesthetic, has passed away at the age of 78. The filmmaker is best known for his films Blue Velvet (1986), Mulholland Drive (2001), Eraserhead (1977), and The Elephant Man (1980), for which he was nominated for an Oscar for Best Director. He will also be remembered for his work with Mark Frost on the landmark television series Twin Peaks.
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UnBinged: Rinse and Repeat — Reviews of ‘Dune: Prophecy,’ ‘Cruel Intentions’ and ‘The Day of the Jackal’ - LA Weekly

Adaptations, revisions, and retellings are the focus for this installment of UnBinged, as a trio of new shows revamp familiar stories and classic movies to be repackaged for a whole new generation of audiences. From formative French novels about forbidden fornications to prestigious prequels of sci-fi sagas, here is a look at a few refreshes that may (or may not) deserve your attention.
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Ego Nwodim Is Entering Her Leading Lady Era: A Bust Interview

Late-night audiences and YouTube connoisseurs have long been laughing at Lisa from Temecula as she wrestles a piece of overcooked steak, chuckling at Ms. Veronda, the rich auntie with no kids and no stress, and singing along with a poor COVID shut-in hallucinating a friendship with Reggie the houseplant as she slowly goes “loco” from a yearlong isolation. But funny woman Ego Nwodim, now entering her Leading Lady Era...
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Back to the 'Futurama' — Showrunner David X. Cohen Explains How to Make Sci-Fi Comedy with Heart - LA Weekly

For the last 25 years, television audiences have been given a vision of the future as it has been explored by a naive, somewhat obtuse pizza delivery boy and the motley crew of slackers that make up the Planet Express gang. Since its debut back in 1999 when Matt Groening and David X. Cohen first developed the series together, Futurama has been making sci-fi fanatics and toon enthusiasts guffaw with its astute satire of both pop culture and the sci-fi genre.
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Review: ‘A Different Man’ Is A Different, Unique Film - The Village Voice

A man with a severe facial deformity undergoes a radical procedure to make him normal, but after he becomes a brand new man, he finds himself haunted by his decision when he meets a man with a similar abnormality.Directed by Aaron Schimberg, A24’s A Different Man follows Edward (played by Sebastian Stan, who spends the first portion of the film under the impressive make-up work of Michael Marino), an actor suffering from neurofibromatosis type I, which causes extreme growths to form on his head...
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UnBinged: Something Wicked This Way Comes — Reviews of ‘The Penguin,’ ‘Agatha All Along’ and ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ - LA Weekly

Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Or witches? Or crime bosses running seedy underground nightclubs? UnBinged knows. This time, we take a look into three new series that explore the lives of vile villains, be they unhinged Marvel magic users, Batman baddies, or beasts of Beverly Hills. This is where evil lurks.
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UnBinged: Watching The Detectives — Reviews of 'Bad Monkey,' 'Batman: Caped Crusader' & 'A Good Girl's Guide to Murder' - LA Weekly

Evildoers beware. A brand new wave of sleuths has set forth to solve the onslaught of fictional crimes that flooded streaming services as of late. From teen investigators looking for extra credit to classic comic characters in new adventures, these self-appointed detectives are part of a new wave of vigilante do-gooders looking to make streaming a safer place to wander. But are they worth watching?
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