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Andrew Pogue

  • Movie and TV Features Journalist, CBR
Manhasset
As seen in: CBR, MSN, Aol, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, New Atlas, The Takeout, Divisare, ONE37pm, Western Art and Architecture, Portrait Magazine
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Rendering: The Space Between

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By Laurel Delp , Andrew Pogue, In June
| Western Art and Architecture
Rendering: The Space Between For the vast majority of architecture firms, landscape architecture is considered a complementary but separate practice, even in the event they have a landscape designer on staff. It’s the building that’s primary, and landscape is secondary, providing a view, color, or perhaps warmth to orthogonal, modernist structures. Not so with Seattle-based Wittman Estes, where landscape and buildings are designed as one.
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Tim Allen's Forgotten Martial Arts Movie Remains an Underrated Gem 17 Years Later

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By Andrew Pogue
| CBR
Redbelt Tim Allen Image Via Sony Pictures Classics Published Apr 2, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT Andrew Pogue is a CBR Features Writer specializing in movies and television, with a particular focus on comedy films and sitcoms. Based in Long Island, he writes retrospectives, reviews, lists, and recommendations that blend sharp analysis with a love for entertainment. A journalist and filmmaker, Andrew also has screenwriting experience, having collaborated with American High and Hulu.
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11 Discontinued Red Lobster Menu Items Customers Forgot Existed Original

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By Andrew Pogue
| The Takeout
Whether you identify as a foodie or not, you can probably agree that one of the greatest experiences in life is the sense of discovery that comes with dining out. Walking into a hole-in-the-wall restaurant, and downing that first bite, makes patrons feel like a momentary Magellan, planting feet, or teeth, where no man has before. There is a real joy in finding a hidden gem of a joint, whether it's a family owned spot with a single location, or a bustling business on the brink of expansion.
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