Kayla is a senior TV writer at TheWrap, covering the business and content of streaming and linear television. Before joining TheWrap in April of 2023, she was the Senior TV Reporter at Decider, the New York Post’s entertainment vertical that focuses on the streaming industry. Kayla is also a member of the Television Critics Association.
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Kayla received her Bachelor of Arts in Writing and Publication Studies from Clemson University. She also has a minor in Business Administration and studied at Oxford University for a term.
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Sarah Silverman Says With the SAG-AFTRA Strike Over, Hollywood Can Get Back to What It Does Best: ‘Turning Your Kids Gay’
During her last night hosting the Comedy Central show, Silverman slipped in some strike snark
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As SAG-AFTRA Strike Ends, Broadcast Networks Race to Save the TV Season
Scripted shows like “Night Court,” Dick Wolf dramas and “Bob Hearts Abishola” are among those hoping for a midseason return
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Live-Action ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Gets February Premiere Date and Teaser With a Flying Appa (Video)
The highly anticipated Netflix series is an adaptation of the Nickelodeon cartoon of the same name
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‘Arcane’ Season 2 Sets 2024 Netflix Premiere Date
Season 1 of the Riot Games series was the first streaming series to win an Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program
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Sarah Silverman Celebrates Democrats’ Election Wins on ‘Daily Show’: ‘Shoutout to My Fellow Illuminati Members’ (Video)
The Comedy Central guest host also mocked Republicans trying to rebrand the pro-life movement
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‘Inside Out 2’ Trailer Adds Maya Hawke’s Anxiety to Pixar Sequel (Video)
The follow-up is set to hit theaters in June 2024
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Bob Iger Admits ‘Challenged’ Linear Ad Market but ‘Bullish’ on Overall Outlook: ‘Not as Bad as Some People Think It Is’
The comments stand in contrast to Warner Bros. Discovery’s gloomier outlook earlier Wednesday
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Bob Iger Says He’s Had a Call From Nelson Peltz but Doesn’t Have ‘Specifics on What He’s Really After’
The activist investor has been pulling the Disney board into the spotlight as of late
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Noah Hawley’s ‘Alien’ Series Probably Won’t Premiere Until 2025
The “Fargo” creator says the FX series hopes to resume shooting in February
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Alison Levin Leaves Roku to Join NBCUniversal as President of Advertising and Partnerships
The company also promoted Karen Kovacs to president of client partnerships as part of the leadership shuffle
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‘Rick and Morty’s ‘Era’ of Chaos May Now Be Over
Co-creator Dan Harmon and showrunner Scott Marder hope the behind-the-scenes drama has come to an end
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‘The Marvels’ Hailed as ‘Hilarious,’ ‘Wholesome’ and ‘Breezy’ in First Reactions: ‘A Hell of a Lot of Fun’
Iman Vellani’s performance in the MCU sequel received special attention
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David Zaslav Says ‘We’re Not Giving Up on Linear’ in Wake of Ad Revenue Decline, Praises Disney-Charter Deal
TV advertising revenue slipped 12% in Q3 for Warner Bros. Discovery
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David Zaslav ‘Hopeful’ for Strike Resolution Soon, Says Latest Offer Met ‘Virtually All’ of SAG’s Goals
The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO says he believes the “last and final offer” provides a “positive outcome” for all involved
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‘All the Light We Cannot See’ Tops Netflix’s US TV List in First Week, Reaches Top 10 in 82 Countries
The French action comedy “Wingwomen” became most-watched title of the week with 18.5 million views
