Jacqueline Cutler

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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Contributor, The Daily Beast

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Arts and Entertainment, Metro New York

As seen in: The Daily Beast, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, USA Today, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol, National Geographic, New York Daily News and

Covers: Television (all facets), NYC theater.

Doesn't Cover: Sports, business, news.

Journalist. Loves the First Amendment, rescue dogs, and dance. Past President @OfficialTCA. Watches, reads & writes too much.

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Journalist. Loves First Amendment, rescue dogs, and dance. Past president of the Television Critics Association. Covers television for national and international outlets.

Jacqueline Cutler’s Journalist Portfolio

The Woman Who Kept Anne Frank Alive Steps Into the 'Small Light'

"A Small Light" profiles Miep Gies, who hid Anne Frank and her family for over two years. Visiting the set of…

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50 Years of Great Performances

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Rhoda Morgenstern and Me: Remembering a Role Model

This ranks as one of my all-time favorite moments. We were in a small Manhattan apartment in the fall of 1999…

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Twenty Years After 9/11

Those who were at the World Trade Center recall 9/11.

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No muscle can lift Paper Mill's soulless new 'Hercules' musical | Review

The latest Disney musical opens at the Paper Mill Playhouse and ... yikes

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Who Is Michael McWhorter, a.k.a. TizzyEnt? Get to Know the ‘How to Catch a Dirtbag’ Host Original

Aug 03, 2026 |

By Jacqueline Cutler

| TV Insider

In a chaotic world, Michael McWhorter is a voice of reason. The filmmaker and director of music videos and commercials, known as Tizzy, is a go-to justice seeker. McWhorter finds bullies — a young woman attacking an older woman selling fruit on the street, a woman spewing hate speech at neighbors, men harassing children — then asks his roughly 11 million social media followers, “Can you help me find this person?” Tizzy is the big brother everyone wants. He’s not starting fights; he ends them.

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Why Harlan Coben’s True Crime Shows Are So Successful

Jul 16, 2026 |

By Jacqueline Cutler

| Emmy Magazine

The tall figure strolls along a suburban street in the muted glow of a streetlamp. There’s more than a hint of Rod Serling to this host, an erudite man who introduces a show, pops back in about midway to deliver wise words and ushers it out at the end. Harlan Coben’s Final Twist on CBS (with next- day streaming on Paramount+), however, is a true-crime docuseries.

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25 Top Eats & Nostalgic Treats That Americans Love

Jun 23, 2026 |

By Jacqueline Cutler

| TV Insider

This excerpt appears courtesy of our partner site America has plenty of Michelin-star restaurants, but the true stars of food culture are in local diners, fast-food joints, and neighborhood hangouts. This list won’t cut the mustard with nutritionists, but no one’s recommending these favorites for every meal. Go ahead and have your kale salad, if you must, but let’s face it, when you really want to dig in, you aren’t counting calories.

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What was your first job as a journalist?

Westsider, Chelsea-Clinton News, East Side Express -- community newspapers in Manhattan where I was a police reporter

Have you ever used a typewriter?

YES! I began my journalism career on a manual.

How is social media changing news?

It alerts us all immediately. The major problem is speed has often become more important than accuracy.