Laura Zornosa

Laura Zornosa is a reporter at TIME. She covers TV, film, books, music, and pop culture. She was awarded a reporting fellowship grant from the Pulitzer Center.

Recent Articles

Eras Tour Concert Film to Hit Streaming

The concert film will be available to rent in the U.S. and Canada on several streaming platforms. Here's what to know.

By Laura Zornosa

What's New on Netflix in December 2023

From "May December" to the final season of "The Crown," here's what's coming to Netflix in December 2023.

By Laura Zornosa

'Songbirds and Snakes' Nears Reality

'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,' alongside recent pop culture like 'Squid Game: The Challenge,' asks what price we'll pay for a good show.

By Laura Zornosa

'Rustin' Activists on Civil Rights

Civil rights activist Joyce Ladner and now-congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton helped organize the March on Washington with Bayard Rustin.

By Laura Zornosa

'Songbirds and Snakes,' Snow and Katniss

'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes' Reveals the Origin of President Snow’s Vendetta Against Katniss

By Laura Zornosa

Taika Waititi and Jaiyah Saelua on Next Goal Wins

In Taika Waititi's new movie, fa’afafine soccer player Jaiyah Saelua blurs the line between genders and reminds us what sports are about.

By Laura Zornosa

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Picks Up Again

The singer has finished the first U.S. leg of her historically popular Eras Tour and is headed to South America.

By Laura Zornosa

Netflix's Escaping Twin Flames Doc

The three-part series features several accounts from former Twin Flames Universe members

By Laura Zornosa

The Civil Rights Leaders in 'Rustin'

Netflix's new biopic about Bayard Rustin is a slice of life, focusing on the months leading up to the 1963 March on Washington.

By Laura Zornosa

What's New on Netflix in November 2023

Here are the TV shows and movies coming to Netflix in November, from 'The Crown' to 'All the Light We Cannot See'

By Laura Zornosa

The Beatles' 'Final Song' Out Nov. 2

The Beatles 'last song' as a group will come out on Nov. 2, with the help of AI technology.

By Laura Zornosa

Jonathan Majors' Assault Case Goes to Trial

A judge denied the motion to dismiss Jonathan Majors’ domestic abuse case, meaning the actor will go to trial for the charges on Nov. 29.

By Laura Zornosa

How 'Neon' Worked to Get Reggaeton Right

The Netflix comedy Neon pulses with a reverence for reggaeton, thanks to the expertise of cultural consultants.

By Laura Zornosa

Britney Spears Slams Diane Sawyer Interview

In her new memoir, Britney Spears says her interview with Diane Sawyer was "a breaking point."

By Laura Zornosa

How Britney Spears Views #FreeBritney

Britney Spears writes about what the #FreeBritney movement has meant to her in her memoir, 'The Woman in Me.'

By Laura Zornosa

The True Story of 'The Devil on Trial'

'The Devil on Trial,' out this month on Netflix, includes new audio recordings and photographs of the alleged possession.

By Laura Zornosa

Bad Bunny Addresses Throwing That Phone

On Bad Bunny's newly released album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana, the superstar grapples with the pitfalls of fame

By Laura Zornosa and Moises Mendez II

The Story Behind Twin Flames Universe

Jeff and Shaleia Ayan, the leaders of the Twin Flames Universe—something akin to a spiritual reality show that alleges to be therapeutic—will tell you that it’s not a cult. Some former members will tell you...

By Laura Zornosa

Drew Barrymore Show Writers Won't Return

Three former Drew Barrymore Show writers decline to return after the end of the WGA strike. It's a signal of change in Hollywood.

By Laura Zornosa

How Our Flag Means Death Crafts Romance

In season 2, the period rom-com balances a deep love story with droll humor.

By Laura Zornosa
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