Casey Mendoza - Newsy
Casey Mendoza
Culture Reporter
Casey Mendoza is Newsy's in-house pop culture nerd and entertainment critic. Before joining the company in 2017, she studied political science and journalism at Knox College and freelanced as a reporter, photographer and videographer in western Illinois and Washington, D.C. Even when she isn't working, Casey is constantly devouring pieces of entertainment and thinking about them in the context of social issues, politics, history and culture. Outside of Newsy, you can find her geekiest musings on Twitter.
Recent Work
Immigration Stories On TV Change The Way Viewers Understand The Issue
Streaming Companies Continue Thriving Six Months Into The Pandemic
Indie Filmmakers Find New Audiences Amid The Pandemic
Global Demand Grows For Black Filmmakers
To Learn About Race, Gen Z And Millennials Turn To Social Media
Entertainment News: Chadwick Boseman Tributes, Disney Fights Piracy
'Mulan' vs. Pirates Raises Stakes In Online Piracy
Continuing The Legacy Of Chadwick Boseman's 'Black Panther'
Fans Mourn The Loss Of 'Black Panther' Icon Chadwick Boseman
MTV's Video Music Awards Are Happening Live And (Sorta) In-Person
Music At DNC And RNC Sets Tone For 2020 Elections
Do Celebrity Endorsements Matter? It's Complicated
Netflix's 'Project Power' Adds New Layers To The Superhero Genre
You Can Now Audition For 'American Idol' From The Comfort Of Home
Thousands Of Live-Event Workers In The U.S. Now Unemployed
Pandemic Is Driving A Need For 'Virtual Productions' In Hollywood
Is 'Straight-To-Streaming' The New Normal In Hollywood?
Disney+ Is Now Home To Beyoncé's Newest Album, 'Black Is King'
Hundreds Of Indie Music Venues Are In Danger Of Closing Completely
The First-Ever Online Theater Company Is Turning Screens Into Stages
Redesigning Hollywood: How Will Variety Shows Look After The Pandemic?
Alex Trebek Memoir Touches On Life, Career And Cancer Diagnosis
Celebrities Are 'Passing The Mic' To Public Health Experts
Former Police Officers Explain The 'Blue Wall Of Silence'
The Pandemic-Driven Revival Of Drive-In Movie Theaters
For These Black Artists, Public Art Can Be A Form Of Protest
Actors And Playwrights Call Out Racism In 'White American Theater'
Hollywood Wants To Get Back On Set, But Can Studios Afford It?
Cop Shows Are Facing Major Scrutiny Amid Calls For Racial Justice
