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Author: Shelby Arnold
Shelby is currently reviewer extraordinaire for 4YE. She is also the former Editor in Chief of Arkansas Tech University's paper The Arka Tech. She runs her own movie review blog called Talking With Myself where she crossposts many of her reviews and posts. She previously was a staff writer at PopWrapped.
Shelby started writing at the age of 13 and has been hooked ever since. She graduated from ATU in 2020 where she holds a Bachelor's Degree in Creative Writing and English with a minor in Film Studies. She hopes to one day be a professor of film, a film critic, and a screenwriter. (Can you tell she likes the movies?)
She hopes to walk the red carpet one day. She contributes a long list of friends, co-workers, professors, and writers as the inspiration for her dreams and goals.
You can find Shelby on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook.
Better Late Than Never: 10 Random Thoughts On Episode Five Of Studio 60
Martha O’Dell and Harriet Hayes talk about everything but Harriet’s relationship with Matt in “The Long Lead Story.”
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Better Late Than Never: 10 Random Thoughts On Episode Four Of Studio 60
The cast and crew cut into “The West Coast Delay” after a writer potentially plagiarizes a joke.
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Better Late Than Never: 10 Random Thoughts on Studio 60 Episode Three
“The Focus Group” throws the cast and crew for a loop, but no one is more ruffled than Matt and Jeanie.
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Better Late Than Never: 10 Random Thoughts On Studio 60 Episode Two
Danny, Matt, and Jordan’s first week at NBS is not as easy as it could be in “The Cold Open.”
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Tron 3 Is In the Works With Jared Leto Attached To Star
Jared Leto is still attached to the film.
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Zac Efron To Star In Disney+’s Remake Of 80s Classic Three Men And A Baby
The House of Mouse shouldn’t mess with perfection. Let’s be real.
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Better Late Than Never: 10 Random Thoughts On The Pilot Episode Of Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip
The audience is introduced to Matt Albie and Danny Tripp, played by Matthew Perry and Bradley Whitford, and the colorful cast and crew of NBS’s flagship sketch comedy show.
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4YE Reviews: The Umbrella Academy Season 2 is a Wild, Super Powered Ride Through 1960
And an exercise in self-discovery for everyone… save poor Five.
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Better Late than Never: 10 Random Thoughts On The Umbrella Academy Season Finale
“The White Violin” ushers in the apocalypse. Can the Academy save the world?
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