Casey Mendoza
Casey Mendoza
Entertainment Correspondent
Casey Mendoza sees pop culture through the lens of social issues, politics, history and technology. From the growing dominance of streaming, the democratized influence of online fandoms and the nuanced discussions about equity and inclusion in Hollywood, she's covered all things related to the ever-evolving entertainment industry. She feels most home at any comic-con around the country, or in her own living room, watching a romantic comedy with her husband and two cats.
Recent Work
Holiday Movies Are As Loved As Ever, Especially On Hallmark Channel
Why Do We Procrastinate Holiday Shopping?
Friends, Entertainment Industry Pay Tribute To Stephen 'tWitch' Boss
Why Is Santa Claus Dressed In Red?
Former Child Stars Are Fighting For Labor Reform In Entertainment
How Did Evergreen Trees Become A Christmas Symbol?
Why Don't More Streaming Services Debut Their Films In Theaters?
How To Avoid Movie, TV Spoilers Online
Concerts Surge As More Artists Return To The Stage
Taylor Swift Eras Tour Helped Uncover Deep Issues Of Concert Ticketing
'She Said' Film Explores How The Weinstein Story Broke, Its Aftermath
How Political Films Affect Audience Perception
The Risky Deal With Celebrity-Brand Partnerships
Forbes Ranks Top-Earning Dead Celebrities
What Does Hollywood Have To Fear With Deepfakes?
Taylor Swift's 'Midnight' Is Here After Millions Enjoyed TikTok Teases
Pop Quiz: Why Can't 'Swear Words' Be Said On TV?
Filipino Filmmaker Is Shining A Spotlight On Community's 'Caretakers'
Reality Shows Are Getting More Real When It Comes To Dating
James Bond Celebrates 60 Years
Elton John Performs At The White House
Pop Quiz: Can You Fall In Love With A Fictional Character?
TV Shows And Movies Are Contributing To Youth Sex Education
Why Are So Few Women In Animation?
Next Level: Are We On The Brink Of Gaming's Cinematic Golden Age?
How Live Storytelling Is Helping People Cope With Mental Illness
Some Musicians Play Through Mental Health Issues From Industry
Why Does Swiss Cheese Have Holes In It?
TikTok Is Helping Foster Conversations About Mental Health
