Savannah Salazar is an associate editor at Vulture, where she covers entertainment and the streaming world. With a focus on the film industry, entertainment news, and the theater scene, she has been writing about movies and television since 2018. Savannah's work has been featured in The Apopka Voice, MSN, and NewsBreak.
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Savannah Salazar's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment, with a particular emphasis on streaming platforms, movies, TV shows and release dates. Her articles also include seasonal content and event coverage related to the entertainment industry.
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Summer is at its peak and the air is hot with dragon fire, sex, and death — on our screens, anyway.
Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen has spent a season of television trying to figure out how to rule King's Landing in her own image.
It's that time again, when Disney and its thousands of devoted fans descend onto Anaheim to partake in its biennial fan convention D23.
Don't mind me, I'm still reeling over the fact that my HBO Sundays are dragonless going forward.
We're on the ground in Anaheim for Disney's massive fan convention D23, a weekend of devoted nostalgia worship and a testing ground for enthusiasm on upcoming projects from all arms of the Mouse machine.
We're on the ground in Anaheim for Disney's massive fan convention D23, a weekend of devoted nostalgia worship and a testing ground for enthusiasm on upcoming projects from all arms of the Mouse machine.
Including another madcap trip with Conan “the Whitest Person Ever” O’Brien.
The loss of cultural titans Dolly Parton Tim Curry Peter Cullen , and Yayoi Kusama sent the week in a miserable direction.
You'd think there'd be an onslaught of theatrical releases for Labor Day weekend, but instead we have the likes of Onslaught and Cars , again.
Midnight margaritas and “Wonderwall”? That's what I'm talking about. This week sees the reunions of both Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman and the Gallaghers Noel and Liam on the big screen.
