Managing Editor (Features + Editorial Partnerships)
Jason Tabrys is a Managing Editor (Features + Editorial Partnerships) at Uproxx. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on music, while also showcasing his passion for baseball and pop culture. Jason's work has been featured in notable publications such as Newswav, Yardbarker, Just Baseball Media, and Mental Floss.
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Jason Tabrys primarily covers entertainment news, with a focus on comedy, TV shows, movies, and stand-up comedy. He often seeks out expert commentary and reviews for his articles. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering unique insights or opinions about the latest trends in the entertainment industry. If you have expertise in reviewing movies or TV shows or can provide valuable commentary on the evolving landscape of stand-up comedy or other related topics within the entertainment industry, Jason may find your pitch compelling. Keep in mind that he does not specify any geographic focus, so pitches should be relevant to a broad audience without specific regional limitations.
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By: Jason Tabrys
In the end, Stephen Colbert said nothing about Donald Trump or the President's seeming influence on his exit. Instead, he gave us a Late Show finale that was thoughtful, joyous, nostalgic, silly, and musical. He didn't offer some sweeping message...
By Jason Tabrys | TV | July 2, 2026 From the gorgeous, creative food to the easily romanticized driving passion and the overbearing but
By Jason Tabrys | Celebrity | July 3, 2026 I don’t see a lot of difference between sports and soap operas.
By: Jason Tabrys
Larry David's Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, which was notably co-produced by the Obamas, comes to an end this weekend, leaving a legacy of reheats, shrugs, and furrowed brows. With all due respect to David's other creations (Seinfeld...
Launched in 2020, HBO's streaming service HBO Max has had a somewhat confusing evolution. There was the 2023-2025 period where it was known simply as Max — which had nothing to do with Cinemax, a cable channel HBO's corporate overlords at Warner Bros. Discovery still own and operate. There were also controversial decisions that led to removal of certain shows from HBO Max. But one thing has been quite clear with the streamer: It's been responsible for some of this decade's best and boldest original programming.
Sometimes ubiquity hits the taste buds like piss from a punch bowl. Walton Goggins' Wal-Mart and GoDaddy commercials unendingly blanketing ad blocks, is an example that seemingly cut into his previously universal popularity with a few eye rolls. Goggins' Justified...
Create a series finale that's memorable for all the wrong reasons and you'll never live it down. Showrunners on Emmy-winning shows who got too cute, too bold, or too self-indulgent have learned this lesson. There is no exact blueprint for creating a great finale, but it's best practice to avoid annoying or frustrating your target audience. Alas, sometimes it can't be helped.
Create a series finale that's memorable for all the wrong reasons and you'll never live it down.
By: Jason Tabrys
By Jason Tabrys | TV | September 9, 2026 Ted Lasso ’s uniqueness has always come from its earnestness.
In a Deadline article touting the Emmy success of the recent-ish Sabrina Carpenter/Seth Rogen-driven Muppet Show special, Nellie Andreeva mentioned that there are currently "no active conversations" about an ongoing series. The reason? According to Andrews, "there have been difficulties...
