Aisha Harris is a host at Pop Culture Happy Hour and a critic known for her insightful commentary on the intersections of arts, culture, and society. With a rich background in covering film, theater, and pop culture, she has contributed to a variety of platforms, including The New York Times and Slate Magazine, where she explored topics ranging from the film industry to the emotional narratives in popular media. Aisha's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR and WAMU 88.5, showcasing her expertise and passion for entertainment and cultural discourse.
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Aisha's coverage heavily revolves around entertainment news, particularly movies, TV shows, and music. She frequently provides how-to guides and expert commentary on these topics. If you have insights into the latest trends in pop culture or can offer expert commentary on entertainment industry developments, Aisha may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on providing weekend viewing guides and commentaries on specific works like "The Color Purple", consider reaching out with pitches that align with upcoming releases or cultural anniversaries of significant films, TV shows, or music albums.
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By: Aisha Harris, Lennon Sherburne, Barton Girdwood, Jordan Crucchiola, Mike Katzif, Jessica Reedy, Hafsa Fathima, Glen Weldon
Phinehas Yoon, Akira Jackson, Noah Toth in It Ends Neon hide caption Have you ever been on a road trip that feels like it goes on forever?
By: Jordan Crucchiola, Hafsa Fathima, Glen Weldon, Barton Girdwood, Jessica Reedy, Lennon Sherburne, Mike Katzif, Aisha Harris
Transcript GLEN WELDON: So before we get to the show-- and yeah, I am talking to you with your discerning and highly-developed aesthetic
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Jorrybell Agoto in Filipiñana. Kino Lorber hide caption Are you tired of the same eat-the-rich narratives churned out by Hollywood?
By: Lennon Sherburne, Liz Metzger, Jessica Reedy, Mike Katzif, Monica Castillo, Bedatri D. Choudhury, Aisha Harris
Transcript AISHA HARRIS: I feel like golf courses are one of the most egregious examples. BEDATRI D. CHOUDHURY: Wasteful things. Yes, absolutely.
By: Linda Holmes, Liz Metzger, Lennon Sherburne, Stephen Thompson, Jessica Reedy, Mike Katzif, Glen Weldon, Aisha Harris
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By: Mike Katzif, Liz Metzger, Lennon Sherburne, Linda Holmes, Jessica Reedy, Glen Weldon, Aisha Harris, Stephen Thompson
Transcript LINDA HOLMES: You're listening to Pop Culture Happy Hour, the podcast that keeps you plugged in about the latest and greatest in pop culture.
By: Glen Weldon, Aisha Harris, Eric Deggans
Clockwise from top left: Yahya Adbul-Mateen II in Wonder Man, Rhea Seehorn in Pluribus, Noah Wyle in The Pitt, Lisa Kudrow in The Comeback.
By: Glen-Weldon, Stephen-Thompson, Linda-Holmes, Aisha-Harris
When you hear the words "pumpkin spice latte," maybe you think of fall. But maybe you just think about the pleasures of something unapologetically basic. The same can be said for movies and TV. Today, we are revealing some of the most basic things we really love – including
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