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Jenna Scherer

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Brooklyn
As seen in: Backstage, Yahoo Entertainment, Rolling Stone, Time Out New York, Condé Nast Traveler, Paste, The A.V. Club, The Village Voice, Letterboxd, The Edwardsville Intelligencer
Covers:  Film, television, pop culture, music, theater, urban history, travel, and local events

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Jenna Scherer’s Biography

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I’m a writer, editor, and copy editor based in Brooklyn, NY. My work has appeared in The A.V. Club, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Time Out New York, Condé Nast Traveler, American Theatre, and The Boston Herald. I served as the senior copy editor at Backstage Magazine and Comedy Central, and as associate editor at Time Out New York.

Jenna Scherer’s Journalist Portfolio

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A supersized The Bear forces Richie, Carmy, and Natalie to face their ghosts

A supersized The Bear forces Richie, Carmy, and Natalie to face their ghosts

A supersized The Bear forces Richie, Carmy, and Natalie to face their ghosts

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Annette Bening Talks ‘NYAD’ and Telling Diverse Stories Onscreen

Annette Bening Talks ‘NYAD’ and Telling Diverse Stories Onscreen

Annette Bening on what went into her Oscar-nominated performance

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Interview With the Vampire(s): Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid on Love, Loss + Eternal Life

Interview With the Vampire(s): Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid on Love, Loss + Eternal Life

The “Interview With the Vampire” stars discuss how they bring their characters to (undead) life.

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Despite being set almost a century ago, Outrageous couldn't feel more timely

Despite being set almost a century ago, Outrageous couldn't feel more timely

Despite being set almost a century ago, Outrageous couldn't feel more timely

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What it's like to canoe on Brooklyn's most polluted waterway

What it's like to canoe on Brooklyn's most polluted waterway

The Gowanus Dredgers, the canal's unofficial stewards, lead regular boat tours of the fetid waterway.

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Mx. Justin Vivian Bond Returns to Joe’s Pub With ‘Tranniversary’ Triumph

Mx. Justin Vivian Bond Returns to Joe’s Pub With ‘Tranniversary’ Triumph

Justin Vivian Bond is celebrating that quarter-century of performance with a yearlong retrospective at Joe’s …

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The Bear caps a great run by making everyone feel like family again

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By Jenna Scherer
| The A.V. Club Verified
From the moment it first fired the burners, The Bear didn’t invite viewers in to its various kitchens so much as grab us by the collar and yank us bodily through the door. A little rude, sure, but that was the point: Once you step inside The Original Beef Of Chicagoland, you’re family. That kind of love runs deep, but it sure as hell isn’t polite. Christopher Storer’s culinary dramedy started out loud and messy and visceral.
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The Other Bennet Sister gets her due in a sparkling new adaptation

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By Jenna Scherer
| The A.V. Club Verified
It is a truth universally acknowledged that everyone is head over heels for Elizabeth Bennet. She’s one of the most appealing protagonists in literature—charismatic, intelligent, and relatably flawed. It’s no wonder that, in the more than two centuries since the publication of Pride and Prejudice, there have been countless adaptations and spin-offs of Jane Austen’s masterpiece, from the iconic 1995 BBC miniseries to Joe Wright’s lush 2005 film to Bollywood’s Bride & Prejudice.
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The Other Bennet Sister gets her due in a sparkling new adaptation

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By Jenna Scherer
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
It is a truth universally acknowledged that everyone is head over heels for Elizabeth Bennet. She’s one of the most appealing protagonists in literature—charismatic, intelligent, and relatably flawed. It’s no wonder that, in the more than two centuries since the publication of Pride and Prejudice, there have been countless adaptations and spin-offs of Jane Austen’s masterpiece, from the iconic 1995 BBC miniseries to Joe Wright’s lush 2005 film to Bollywood’s Bride & Prejudice.
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