Brielle Diskin

A new SpongeBob adventure: The beloved character from Bikini Bottom and his friends are starring...

This is a feature article on the newest SpongeBob movie, in theaters, including my interview with its director.

Advocating for play

This is a profile on renowned social psychologist Jonathan Haidt. We discussed his new book, The Amazing Generation, which is a kids version of his ground-breaking 2024 best-seller, "The Anxious Generation."

"Percy Jackson" returns to TV: The time has come for the long-awaited second season of the...

This is a feature on the new season of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" on Disney+. It includes an exclusive interview with author and producer Rick Riordan, in which we discussed the endurance of his series and what to look forward to in the new season.

Breaking ice barriers: Hockey champion Hilary Knight will lead her sport at the 2026 Olympics.

This is a profile on Hilary Knight as she gears up for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

Expression through art: Photographer Tawny Chatmon’s work is being honored in a major show.

A profile on photographer Tawny Chatmon about her show at the National Museum of Women in the Arts

The return of beloved witches

This is a feature on "Wicked: For Good," including an interview with Oscar-winning production designer Nathan Crowley.

A life in storytelling: Kate McKinnon brings her love of laughter and learning into her writing.

Profile of actress and author Kate McKinnon discussing her transition from SNL to writing middle-grade fiction, her love of science, and advice for young writers.

Chasing Big Dreams: CBS Mornings host Nate Burleson on his life and career

This is a Q&A profile on the CBS Mornings co-anchor and former NFL player Nate Burleson about his journey to television.

Chinese blockbuster hits the US

This is a feature on the animated film from China, "Ne Zha 2" and includes an exclusive interview with Michelle Yeoh, who lent her voice to the English-language version of the film.

Alison Jaye is Leading Her Own Way

This Broadway star is carving out space for young artists to thrive.

Telling her tall tales: Geena Davis' debut picture book is about embracing your differences

This is a profile on award-winning actress and producer Geena Davis upon the release of her debut picture book, The Girl Who Was Too Big for the Page.

"Stranger Things" comes to the stage

This is a feature on the Broadway production of "Stranger Things: The Last Shadow," featuring an interview with actor Juan Carlos, who plays Bob Newby.

Maia Reficco is trusting the process

Resolve and realness are at the heart of this new leading lady.

Finding his groove: Music icon Timbaland brings his signature style to a new animated series

This is a profile on rapper and producer Timbaland, in which we discussed his career, lifelong love of music, and advice for kids.

A life in storytelling: Actress and author Jamie Lee Curtis has published a new children’s book.

This is a profile on Jamie Lee Curtis, featuring an exclusive interview, on her most recent children's book. We discussed her career, inspiration to write, and life lessons.

Not liking the 'Barbie' movie is my new dating red flag. Now, I won't date men who dismiss the...

When my date said he hated the "Barbie" movie, I realized we weren't as compatible as I thought. Not liking "Barbie" has become my new dating red flag.

Are You There, God? It's Me, Gen Z Margaret

After more than 50 years of young girls reading it under the covers at night with a flashlight, Judy Blume's iconic 1970 coming of age novel "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret?" is finally a movie.

TBH, Hannah Horvath Wasn't So Bad

Gen Z has recently rediscovered HBO's 'Girls,' with new viewers sharing opinions on TikTok. Here's why Hannah Horvath is back.

Everything you need to know about the making of Guillermo del Toro's stop-motion Pinocchio

Pinocchio is 'a movie made by humans,' del Toro has emphasized

Happy Together: The Allure of an Imaginary Boyfriend in WandaVision

Marvel may have moved on from its first landmark series WandaVision, but its unlikely premise felt all too real for Brielle Diskin, who, like Wanda, knew a thing or two about projecting the perfect boyfriend in the aftermath of severe trauma.

Promising Young Woman Asks Male Viewers an Important Question