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Tatiana Krisztina

Showbiz and Entertainment Reporter at The Mirror

Tatiana is a showbiz and entertainment reporter for the Mirror. As a Native New Yorker, entertainment and pop culture are second nature for her. Tatiana describes herself as a professional fangirl who's the girl at the rock show Blink 182 is talking about. While she waits for One Direction to get back together, Tatiana enjoys writing about music, reality TV, and anything with a dash of drama. Before coming to the Mirror, Tatiana worked in the music business world and has written for Rolling Stone. She's a graduate of CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and Boston University.

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  • Meghan Markle's Netflix show is 'more likely to hurt than help her,' says expert
    3 Mar—The Mirror
    Meghan Markle's Netflix show has finally arrived on the streaming platform. The show, 'With Love, Meghan,' was originally set to air in January but was pushed back to March 4 after the devastating wildfires hit the Los Angeles area. It consists of eight episodes and has cameos from stars like Mindy Kaling and Meghan's husband Prince Harry. 'With Love, Meghan' also airs weeks after the Duchess of Sussex announced she was rebranding her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard to As Ever. With...
  • The Brutalist's use of AI is a 'turning point' for the technology's controversy
    2 Mar—Mirror US
    Academy Award nominees can be controversial, but one this year has brought into question the use of certain technology. One of the films nominated for 10 awards this year is The Brutalist, a period drama about a Hungarian-Jewish Holocaust survivor László Tóth (portrayed by Adrien Brody) pursuing the American Dream. While the film got rave reviews, many viewers were upset when they learned that an artificial intelligence software, Respeecher, was used to improve actors' accents while speaking...
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  • Dave Grohl's 'steps' to fix 'nice guy image' -including 'private reconciliation'
    21 Sep 2024—The Mirror
    Dave Grohl has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons recently, after it came to light that he fathered a child outside his marriage. The frontman of Foo Fighters, who tied the knot with Jordyn Blum back in 2003 and has three kids with her, was always seen as one of the good guys in rock music. So, fans worldwide were left reeling by the bombshell. As gossip swirls about the identity of the mother of Dave's secret daughter, his reputation as Mr Nice Guy is up for a serious revamp....
  • Alec Baldwin's 'bad news' as Rust armorer is sentenced to 18 months in prison after on set shooting
    15 Apr 2024—The Mirror
    The sentencing of Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed is "bad news" for Alec Baldwin as a legal expert proposes a "plea deal." Hannah was sentenced to 18 months in prison for her involvement in the death of Halyna Hutchins, which could be considered "bad news" for actor Alec Baldwin, according to an expert. On October 21, 2021, on the set of the film Rust, live rounds were discharged from a prop gun that went on to kill the Ukrainian cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Now that Hannah has been...

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