Jen Chaney is a TV critic at Vulture. She specializes in reviewing movies and television, with a focus on arts and entertainment, and has a keen interest in nostalgia and its standards. Jen's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as New York Magazine, Yahoo News, and The Washington Post, and she is also the author of "As If: The Complete Oral History of Clueless."
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Jen Chaney's coverage indicates a focus on entertainment, particularly television shows and awards. She provides reviews, event coverage, expert commentary, and opinion editorials. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights related to the latest developments in popular TV shows or analysis of award ceremonies.
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The past is finally put to rest, and the future of the Bear looks bright in the series finale.
The future Harvard Law graduate Elle Woods gets her own high-school-set prequel on Prime Video.
By: Jen Chaney, Autumn Brewington
Jen Chaney: Other modern celebrities have figured out how to navigate this admittedly absurd landscape. Among them: Beyoncé and Jay-Z and Zendaya and Tom Holland.
By: Autumn Brewington, Jen Chaney
Jen Chaney: Other modern celebrities have figured out how to navigate this admittedly absurd landscape. Among them: Beyoncé and Jay-Z and Zendaya and Tom Holland.
By: Jen Chaney
Beyonce and Zendaya are global stars who managed to hold private ceremonies. But this is the Wedding Era (Taylor’s Version).
Netflix constructs a warm, more socially conscious version of Little House on the Prairie
“A couple of these scripts, I just went to my scenes and went, I don’t want to read this. I want to see it.”
By: Jen Chaney
Based on Bret Easton Ellis's novel, the teen drama is set in 1981, a thing it never lets you forget
We’re in post-peak TV territory, which means fewer shows, but still enough promising ones to keep us occupied, including “War,” “Carrie” and “The Greatest.”
We’re living in a post-peak TV world, and the fall TV calendar confirms that. Of course there are still tons of new dramas, comedies and reality shows to dig into,
