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Collider is a digital entertainment publication delivering entertainment news, analysis, and commentary for the movie and television industries since 2005.
collider.com →Founded in July 2005 and acquired and owned by Valnet, Inc. since 2022 , Collider has been a consistent and authoritative voice in the entertainment industry, delivering breaking news, insightful discussions and thorough reviews. Since its acquisition the brand has seen tremendous growth. Collider is the ultimate source for impactful entertainment news. We deliver the biggest, most important industry happenings, and provide deep analysis and sharp commentary through interviews , reviews , and much more. Since the site began, we’ve been dedicated to delivering content that is thoughtful, analytical, and all-encompassing, with a tinge of personality for good measure. Whether it’s the latest news on David Fincher’s next project, an exclusive interview with the star of an upcoming superhero movie , a humorous and insightful recap of last night’s buzzworthy TV episode, or a status update on the ongoing Oscar race, we’ve got you covered. Over its almost 20 year run, Collider has become one of the most trusted voices in the entertainment industry with a footprint that spans the globe. Whether you're cosplaying at San Diego Comic-Con, soaking in the sun at the Cannes Film Festival or experiencing the sights and sounds of TIFF, the iconic Collider logo won't be too far away. There's also nothing we love more than hosting our own events in the form of exclusive movie screenings in NY or LA or the coolest panels at the biggest conventions . These events are all possible due to our multiple partnerships with outlets like Landmark Theatres , CCXP , Fan Expo and many more! Collider adheres to a set of Editorial Standards in its journalistic practices. For article pitches, interview requests, or other inquiries, contact the team at [email protected]
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