Kelly Lawler is a TV Critic at USA TODAY. She spends most of her time watching and writing about television, while also having covered movies, books, lifestyle, and music, with a particular passion for binge-watching. Kelly's work has been featured in numerous outlets including The Sacramento Bee, Yahoo News, and the Miami Herald.
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Kelly Lawler predominantly covers entertainment, with a strong focus on TV shows and movies. She regularly writes reviews, indicating an interest in providing critical analysis of entertainment content.
If you have expertise related to the quality or impact of specific TV shows or movies, especially those that are generating significant public interest or controversy, your insights could be valuable for Kelly's coverage. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives on celebrity news and their work in the entertainment industry, she may find it relevant for her articles.
Kelly does not have a specific geographic focus but primarily covers stories within the United States. Therefore, pitches should consider this national scope when offering potential topics and sources for her consideration.
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Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY The Kennedy family has suffered another tragedy with the death of Kyle Kennedy , the granddaughter of Robert F.
By: Kelly Lawler
Netflix is reviving the 1971 psychological experiment that infamously caused violence and abuse. The new Netflix series proves reality TV is at a low.
Kristen Bell and Adam Brody's Netflix rom-com "Nobody Wants This" is better in Season 3 than it was in Season 2, but that's not saying much.
By: Kelly Lawler
Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY Sometimes we need to block out the world, sit down as a family and watch a TV show that brings us joy and laughter.
From "Newlyweds" and "Happy's Place," to "St. Denis Medical" and "Reggie Dinkins," here's why NBC thinks the network TV comedy is needed in 2026.
Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY It's never too late. It's never too late to go for your dreams, to fall in love, to be impulsive and to find joy and laughter.
By: Kelly Lawler
"Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker talks to USA TODAY about being called out by President Donald Trump, the midterm elections and our AI future.
By: Kelly Lawler
Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY Kristen Welker − political journalist, host of NBC News' preeminent political interview show "Meet the Press" and sometimes target of attacks by President Donald Trump − has a lot on her mind.
It's never too late to go for your dreams, to fall in love, to be impulsive and to find joy and laughter. And as cheesy and elementary-school-motivational-poster as that all sounds, it's the delightful tone and theme of NBC's new sitcom "Newlyweds" (Fridays, 8:30 p.m. ET/PT, ★★★ out of four).
In 2023, Matthew Perry was taken from his family and the world far too soon.
