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
Tempering Fears Of The Book Shortage
What It's Like Seeking An ADHD Diagnosis As An Adult
Son Of Superman Comes Out As Bisexual
'Copaganda' And The Portrayal Of Good Cops In Pop Culture
How To Find The Funny During Hard Times
What Artists Have Learned From Virtual Theater During The Pandemic
Artists Rebuild A More Inclusive Broadway
Broadway Reopens Doors After Yearlong Shutdown
Mental Health Trends And Harmful Half-Truths
"Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" Confronts Its Racist Past
Why You May Be Paying More For Chicken
"Respect" Re-creates 1960s Music Scene
Disney Is Banking On The Marvel Cinematic Universe(s)
Amid Legal Battles, Prince's Estate Releases Album 'Welcome 2 America'
Lollapalooza Spotlights Some Of TikTok's Biggest Musicians
Britney Spears And The Legal Battle Against Her Conservator Father
The CW's 'Kung Fu' Adds Dimension To The Martial Arts Genre
Child Tax Credit Rolls Out: Chicago Mom Says Money Will Help Pay Bills
Britney Spears One Step Closer To Terminating Conservatorship
World Emoji Day And The Evolution Of The Online Language
'Black Widow' Marks Marvel's Return To The Big Screen
Scripps National Spelling Bee Returns To TV With 11 Finalists
Jamie Spears Begins Legal Battle Over Daughter Britney Spears
Many Catholics Support LGBTQ Despite Vatican Rhetoric
HBO Max's 'Generation' Reshapes TV's Stories Of Queer Teens
#FreeBritney Is Throwing A Spotlight On Conservatorship Reform
How #FreeBritney Went From A Small Group Of Fans To A Global Movement
How The Rainbow Flag Became The Symbol Of Pride
Meet Destiny Johnson: Scripps National Spelling Bee Finalist
