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Larry Carroll

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As seen in: Microsoft News, Yahoo Entertainment, USA Today, IGN, Flipboard, The Daily Dot, Contently, Reno Gazette-Journal, Looper, The Greeneville Sun
Covers:  Entertainment, movies, TV breaking news, corporate news, health, green living, technology
Doesn't Cover: Soccer
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A writer, editor and segment producer for such outlets as MTV, Microsoft, USA Today and Paramount Pictures, Larry has written extensively about film, television and music from the Academy Awards, Grammys and Golden Globes, from movie set visits and film festivals like Sundance, Toronto and Tribeca. Larry has also overseen branded content for clients including Coca-Cola and Ford, penned corporate press releases and newsletters, conducted thousands of interviews with all the big names in showbiz,…

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Stories by Larry Carroll : Contently

Stories by Larry Carroll : Contently

Writer/Editor/Producer/Social Media Writer specializing in branded content, corporate profiles, geek culture …

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Raya And The Last Dragon Review: Straight Fire

Raya And The Last Dragon Review: Straight Fire

Despite trafficking in some well-worn Disney cliches that risk encroaching tedium, Raya and the Last Dragon i…

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How a new game plan made the NFL Draft possible — and brought joy to fans during uncertain times

How a new game plan made the NFL Draft possible — and brought joy to fans during uncertain times

The NFL Draft could have become the latest cancellation amid the difficult realities of 2020 — until the Leag…

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Royal Caribbean’s head innovator Joey Hasty: Turning dreams into memories

Royal Caribbean’s head innovator Joey Hasty: Turning dreams into memories

If you want a glimpse of the future, spend a minute with Joey Hasty – because he’s got it in the palm of his …

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Symphony in Syrup

Symphony in Syrup

Arnold Coombs wants to take you for a walk. In this wooded Vermont that he knows so well, every tree tells a …

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Music students around the world use Microsoft Teams to find harmony and well-being during pandemi...

Music students around the world use Microsoft Teams to find harmony and well-being during pandemi...

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, certain things have become necessities: face coverings, hand sanitizer, so…

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Easter Eggs You Missed In Ghostbusters: Afterlife

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By Larry Carroll Verified
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Depending on where and how you saw "Ghostbusters: Afterlife," you may have been greeted by a pre-show video message from writer/director Jason Reitman, as critics were at pre-release screenings. "If you're a 'Ghostbusters' fan," says the Oscar-nominated "Juno" filmmaker (and son of Ivan Reitman, director of the 1984 classic), "you're about to go on the greatest Easter egg hunt of your life." It's no empty promise.
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Easter Eggs You Missed In Spider-Man: No Way Home

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By Larry Carroll Verified
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When "Spider-Man: No Way Home" was screened for critics a few days before release, it was preceded by a cute video featuring the film's stars. Tom Holland, Zendaya and Jacob Batalon reminded everyone to keep the cinematic experience pure, to not reveal any spoilers and let audiences enjoy the many surprises to be found in the film. Then the camera cut to Jamie Foxx, who was in agreement.
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Characters In The Matrix Resurrections That Mean More Than You Realize

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By Larry Carroll Verified
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On one hand, the "Matrix" franchise was built on the strength of its ideas, envisioning a reality where humans are enslaved, needing to be awakened to the harsh reality that self-aware machines are using a simulated reality to assuage, pacify, and essentially milk us as an energy source. On the other hand, just like any good movie, its success rises and falls on the strength of its characters.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Robert Redford in "All the President's Men" and BIll Murray in "Where the Buffalo Roam."

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

College newspaper. I was the arts and entertainment editor.

When's the best time to pitch you?

Mornings
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