Matt Schimkowitz is a writer at The A.V. Club. He focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realms of film, theater, and pop culture, while also exploring topics related to business, economics, and cultural movements. His work has been featured in notable publications including Kotaku, Yahoo News, and Jezebel Magazine.
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Matt Schimkowitz's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, including film and television. He also covers a variety of trending topics related to celebrities, movie rankings, and entertainment events. His articles often include expert commentary.
If you're looking to reach out to Matt Schimkowitz, offering expert insights or analysis on recent developments in the entertainment industry would likely be well-received. You might also consider providing him with exclusive behind-the-scenes information or interviews that offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge into the topics he typically covers.
It's important to note that his geographic focus is not specified; therefore, pitches can cover international as well as local aspects of the entertainment industry.
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By: Brandon Bell, Matt Schimkowitz
Organizing members of the Alamo Drafthouse City Foundry in St. Louis spoke to The A.V. Club about its ongoing union drive.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
The acclaimed, award-winning Starz original about Mississippi's most notorious strip club returns one last time this December.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
The latest from the viral YouTube creator and video essayist examines the comedy crash-out of the Joe Rogan extended universe, their billionaire buddies, and the Carlos Mencia of it all.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
Two parents and their children in Illinois and California have sued the social media giant over unreleased facial recognition software tied to Meta's smart glasses.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
As conspiracy theories about the new Oscar play from Tom Cruise and Alejandro G. Iñárritu spread, insiders say there's no song and dance at play here.
By: Matt Kennedy, Matt Schimkowitz
Cunk On Cinema , Philomena Cunk's latest dive into the truth, will be available on the BBC in the U.K. and Ireland and on Netflix for the rest of us.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
Lily James and Pierce Brosnan star in a reboot of the Sylvester Stallone action film, opening in Spring 2027.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
The king of Japanese ultra-violence picks up the badge and gun from Werner Herzog and Abel Ferrara.
The king of Japanese ultra-violence picks up the badge and gun from Werner Herzog and Abel Ferrara.
By: Matt Schimkowitz
Netflix is teaming with Sega for a new Sonic TV show and a film based on the upcoming game Stranger Than Heaven . But what we really want to know is: Are The Offspring involved with the Crazy Taxi movie?
