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Tara Bennett
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Editor, SYFY
Los Angeles
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Biography
Tara Bennett is a New York Times bestselling author and entertainment journalist. As an author, or co-author, she's written more than 30 official movie and TV companion books including The Art of Ryan Meinerding, The Art of Avatar: The Way of Water, The Story of Marvel Studios: The Making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sons of Anarchy: The Official Collector's Edition, The Official Making of Big Trouble in Little China, Fringe: September's Notebook (an Amazon Best Book of 2013) and many more. She is a Television Critics Association member and was an adjunct professor of Radio, Television & Film at Rowan University for 16 years. She has also written thousands of interviews and features for print and online publications such as: SCI FI Magazine, Total Film, SYFY Wire (formerly Blastr.com), Paste Magazine, NBC Insider, The A.V. Club, Cartoon Brew, Playboy.com, WSJSpeakeasy, Today.com, Telly Visions, Jezebel, Fandom, Fandango/Movies.com, Fancast, Newsarama, Star Wars: Insider, Walking Dead Magazine, Star Trek Magazine, LOST: The Official Magazine, Alias Magazine, 24 Magazine and VFXWorld.com. She is also the U.S. Editor for the world’s premiere sci-fi/fantasy publication, SFX Magazine. She is a member of the Television Critics Association. She was the host and producer for SYFY Wire’s official podcasts for USA Network’s: Colony, HISTORY's: Project Blue Book official podcast and the Lost retrospective: Through the Looking Glass co-hosted with Maureen Ryan.
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By Tara Bennett Verified| The A.V. Club Verified In the first season of The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder introduced us to his absurdist experiment of trying to reliably predict the human psyche. Whether the show was a sly but damning satire of our cultural obsession with reality television, or just a well-funded exercise for Fielder to pressure test how far he can take a bit, only Fielder knows.
By Tara Bennett Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified In the first season of The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder introduced us to his absurdist experiment of trying to reliably predict the human psyche. Whether the show was a sly but damning satire of our cultural obsession with reality television, or just a well-funded exercise for Fielder to pressure test how far he can take a bit, only Fielder knows.
By Tara Bennett Verified| Paste Verified Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio element. This September, director Joe Wright (Atonement) and screenwriter Deborah Moggach’s feature adaptation of Jane Austin’s Pride & Prejudice turns 20 years old. And yes, everyone who has repeat-watched it at least once a year since then will no doubt be aghast that so much time has passed since Kiera Knightley’s Elizabeth Bennet and Matthew MacFadyen’s Mr. Darcy bewitched us, body and soul.
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