Member Spotlight

“Aramide A. Tinubu is a film critic, consultant, producer and entertainment editor. As a journalist, her work has been published in Netflix’s Tudum, EBONY, JET, ESSENCE, Bustle, The Daily Mail, IndieWire, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter.”

“A Howard University graduate based in Los Angeles, but mid-western born and raised, I’ve been a cinephile for decades and my Mom is the culprit (LOL!).”

“I was born in Culiacan, Sinaloa, México, in 1966. I’ve been continually writing about the movies in several newspapers and magazines since the 80s.”

“I am editor-in-chief of Culture Mix, a lifestyle website with a very diverse selection of movie and TV reviews. What I love most about my work is experiencing and writing about a large variety of entertainment.”

“I’ve interviewed presidents, royalty and reality show stars, so a lot of wiggle room on the resume. I will continue to be a film and television critic until I’m bested in combat by someone stronger!”

“I’ve been a journalist for over 20 years, working at great TV stations like WGN (home of Dean Richards), WDIV (home of Greg Russell) and now KVVU (Fox5) in fabulous Las Vegas!”

“I love movies. I fluked into film criticism, having initially moved to Chicago to study improv and sketch comedy. But a funny thing happened… I started writing regularly about film back in summer 2013 and the rest is history.”

“I’m a bilingual Vietnamese-English writer currently based in Houston, Texas (and, on that note, Go Coogs!). Regarding my work, despite facing the notion that it isn’t trendy enough on a semi-regular basis, I love that I know there are people who will read my works or even have been waiting for them.”

“I’m a film critic and entertainment journalist from Puerto Rico. For more than 20 years, I’ve been writing and talking about films and TV.”

“I’m a fifth generation Angelena who moved to Las Vegas a few years ago. The transition from the City of Angeles to Sin City was a bit of a challenge, but I’ve found a vibrant film critic community here, extraordinary people, a beautiful tribe, less stress and $38 round-trip flights to Burbank.”