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Sonya Alexander

New York
As seen in: Medium, Yahoo Entertainment, Consequence, One Green Planet, Atlanta Black Star, LA Weekly, Bright Lights Film Journal, South Side Weekly, Script Magazine, Albumism
Covers:  Film, music, comic, video games, architecture and travel/leisure.
Doesn't Cover: Sports and automobiles.
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Sonya Alexander’s Biography

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I started out my career training to be a talent agent. I eventually discovered it wasn't for me and know I was meant to be in the creative spectrum and I've been writing ever since. I initially started out covering film for local Los Angeles papers, then I started writing for British film magazines and doing press junkets for UGO.com. I also delved into academic writing and music journalism. When I'm not writing I'm editing manuscripts and documents and doing screenplay coverage.

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Album Review: Anderson East-Encore

Album Review: Anderson East-Encore

Neo-doyen southern soul singer/songwriter Anderson East released his fourth studio album, Encore, on January …

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ALBUM REVIEW: Robert Plant's 'Carry Fire' is a Smoldering Reflection on Life and Love

ALBUM REVIEW: Robert Plant's 'Carry Fire' is a Smoldering Reflection on Life and Love

His eleventh studio album Carry Fire is just another rung in the ladder of Plant fully realizing the maximum …

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David Lynch's Festival of Disruption Cast a Dream-Like Spell Over the Theatre at Ace Hotel

David Lynch's Festival of Disruption Cast a Dream-Like Spell Over the Theatre at Ace Hotel

This past weekend marked the return of David Lynch's Festival of Disruption. Sponsored by the David Lynch Fou…

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TRIBUTE: Celebrating 40 Years of Billy Joel's 'The Stranger'

TRIBUTE: Celebrating 40 Years of Billy Joel's 'The Stranger'

Music is often a reflection of the times we live in. Bob Marley's Survival (1979), John Lennon's Imagine (197…

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The Party's Just Getting Started: An Interview with Filmmaker Reginald Hudlin

The Party's Just Getting Started: An Interview with Filmmaker Reginald Hudlin

It's important to have a clear vision if you want to be a filmmaker who has staying power in Hollywood. Veter…

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Former NFL Player Now Filmmaker, Matthew Cherry Talks About His Transition into Movies

Former NFL Player Now Filmmaker, Matthew Cherry Talks About His Transition into Movies

It can be difficult to transition from one career to another, particularly if they're essentially quite diffe…

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The Importance of a Cozy Hallmark Movie or Series

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By Sonya Alexander
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The Hallmark Channel prides itself on feel good movies that signify nostalgia, family, and love, familial and romantic. While the channel has been around since the early 2000s, the product of The Jim Henson Company and Hallmark Entertainment’s The Odyssey Channel, the brand has been around for over a century. The wholesome and family-friendly network provides cozy escapism as a solution to a chaotic world. What is a “cozy” show or movie?
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‘Little House on the Prairie’ Review

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By Sonya Alexander
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Little House on the Prairie (2026). Photo by Eric Zachanowich/Netflix Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie autobiographical book series has been popular since its inception in the 1930s, having sold over 73 million copies worldwide. The 1974 show based on the books series lasted nine seasons and took home four Emmys. The show’s depiction of a bygone era of homespun Americana is being introduced to a new generation with Netflix’s upcoming series which starts streaming on July 9.
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Staying True to the Heart of the Franchise: Brian Lynch Discusses ‘Minions & Monsters’

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Minions & Monsters (2026). Courtesy of Illumination & Universal Pictures The minion critters have been delighting us since 2010. There have been four Despicable Me movies and two prequels, Minions and Minions: The Rise of Gru. Minions & Monsters is another prequel that is a whacky take on how the minions conquered Hollywood, set during the time film transitioned from silent to sound. This new entry in the Despicable Me universe hits theaters on July 1.
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