Evan E. Lambert
Location
Virginia Beach, VA
School
Dartmouth College, Columbia University School Of Journalism
Expertise
Horror Comedies, Emmy And Oscar History, The Avatar Films
- Evan has interviewed Joan Rivers, Eva Longoria, Gus Van Sant, Fiona Shaw, Kumail Nanjiani, and JWoww.
- He has reported from red carpets all over the country, including from the GLAAD Media Awards.
- Evan once composed a 15 minute-long piano piece based on variations of the theme from Cloud Atlas .
Experience
Evan has been writing professionally ever since receiving an M.S. in Journalism from Colombia University in 2012. His journalism, interviews, and cultural commentary have appeared in People Magazine, Out Magazine, Mic, Ranker, Queerty, INTO, and Paste Magazine, whereas his short fiction and essays have been published by several notable literary magazines including the Santa Fe Writers Project. He has worked on both sides of the entertainment industry, even producing the acclaimed "Improvised Real Housewives Episode" in New York City until 2020.
Education
After penning a column for the school paper during his time at Dartmouth College, Evan pounded pavement at the Columbia University School of Journalism in New York City.
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Stories By Evan E. Lambert
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Janine Nabers is the co-creator of Amazon Prime Video's "Swarm," and she described lead character Dre, the complex, desperate serial killer, as an "alien."
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Modern Family is one of the funniest shows in television history, and sometimes the jokes could be surprisingly adult. Here's the dirtiest joke in the show.
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According to "Grey's Anatomy" star Kim Raver, who directed Season 19's Training Day, the episode was really supposed to be that shocking.
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"Magpie Murders" is a mystery miniseries coming to PBS, but the new series will differ on a few key elements from the source book it is based on.
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The "Love is Blind" Season 4 reunion, in the Netflix dating show's fashion, sparked a lot of drama, including some backlash against host Vanessa Lachey.
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Here's everything we currently know about Bert Kreischer's upcoming action-comedy film, The Machine.
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Could 90 Day Fiance couple Paul and Karine Staehle be close to getting back together after a few years apart?
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Netflix's "Night Agent" has been impressing viewers thus far thanks to the Peter and Rose's terrific connection displayed throughout the series.
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The production design crew working on "Star Trek: Picard" had their work cut out for them when they reconstructed a completely new Enterprise-D for the show.
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Betty has captured the hearts of fans, and is a huge part of why Will Trent was renewed for Season 2. But did you know she also appeared in a Disney movie?
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Love is Blind fans remain shocked that Season 4 couple Kwame Appiah and Chelsea Griffin not only said yes to each other at the altar, but remained together.
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"The Ring" follows a scary video depicting a ghostly girl climbing out of a well. Though the video isn't real, have you ever wondered if the well is?
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"Grey's Anatomy" and "Scrubs" share a surprising connection beyond their medical settings that has everything to do with their musical episodes.
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While A-Force was teased back in "Avengers: Endgame," the team of super women could make an official debut thanks to the MCU's upcoming film "The Marvels."
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Derek "McDreamy" Shephard was one death in "Grey's Anatomy" that surprised everybody, and his age was one element that added to the sadness of his departure.
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"Love Is Blind" Season 4 star Jackie has opened up about the real-life emotion behind her breakdown in Mexico.
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"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" features Toby Jones as Basil. Audiences may recognize his face, as he's appeared in several high-profile works.
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Despite the show's premise, not all of the foreigners on TLC's 90 Day Fiance get a green card when everything's said and done.
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Actor Gabriel Basso stars as FBI agent Peter Sutherland in Netflix's "The Night Agent," but he almost missed out on the role because of his facial hair.
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Grey's Anatomy: B-Team may only be a small piece of the franchise, but it factors into a very specific part of the original series timeline.
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The star of Deadpool has a mind for business investments, so maybe he should go on a show about business investments.
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According to one of the stars on the upcoming revival, the "Futurama" reboot could be hitting screens this summer. Here's what we know about the series' return.
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Netflix recently released "Murder Mystery 2" and it seems the combo of Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston couldn't match the thrilling success of "Glass Onion."
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Along with writing on "Swarm," Malia Obama's creative career continues to skyrocket with Donald Glover mentoring her on a short film she's creating.
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"Modern Family" fans have made it clear that they're not fans of Cam's sister Pameron.
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Hallmark movies are like chicken soup for the eyeballs. But did you know these warm, comforting films are made in the Great White North? Here's why.
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Romance is always in the air at Grey-Sloan Memorial -- at least, almost always. Fans are lamenting this relationship that fizzled out fast on "Grey's Anatomy."