Lyra Hale is the Executive Editor at Remezcla. She focuses on arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including celebrities, the film industry, and broadcasting. Lyra's work has been featured in LatinaMedia.Co, Remezcla, Ceylon Newspapers (Pvt) Ltd, NewsBreak, and Fangirlish.
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Lyra's coverage predominantly consists of reviews for movies and TV shows, with a particular interest in niche genres and LGBTQ+ representation. She may be interested in pitches related to movie or TV show reviews, particularly those that focus on underrepresented groups or unique storylines.
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As a horror fan, 2026 has been a year of original storytelling, fresh new talent, and envy worth world building.
With 293 titles screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) there's a lot to take in.
By: Lyra Hale
Leave it to Tracy Spiradakos to spend most of her time in Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 5 “The Rope” by herself and do a phenomenal job conveying her character's grief, heartache, and guilt.
With 293 titles screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) there's a lot to take in.
Adria Arjona is brutal, feral, and unapologetically mother in the action movie Onslaught . And we need more of this kind of action hero in 2026 and beyond. Because I'm sick and tired of getting action roles that aren't really written for women. Usually they're written for a man and they just pop in an actress to play the lead role. And they always miss out on the nuances that come with being a woman.
It Ends starts off as a simple horror about a road that just keeps going, and ends up being the kind of movie that gives you an existential crisis on top of the horror show we're currently living in 2026.
The Paper Season 2 says goodbye to The Office nostalgia we got in Season 1 as a means of trying to stand on their own. And I'm not quite sure if they stuck the landing.
Missing Peter Krause after his sudden departure from ABC's 9-1-1? Here's everything we know about his new show Line of Fire.
By: Lyra Hale
Always Lalisa is an intimate look at a global superstar told with a gentle hand that strips back the glamor and reveals a woman with the same fears, joys, and anxieties as the rest of us.
Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 6 “There's Always a Road” felt like vindication after not trusting Bethany from the jump! And no, this didn't come out of nowhere.
