Articles by Anya Jaremko-Greenwold, The Week US

Anya Jaremko-Greenwold has worked as a story editor at The Week since 2024. She began her career as a culture journalist and later worked as a managing editor for women's lifestyle sites Woman's World and First for Women, as well as arts publication FLOOD Magazine. Anya has written for publications including The Atlantic, Jezebel, Vice and the Los Angeles Review of Books. After graduating from Bard College, she received a master's degree in arts journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

Anya is based in Los Angeles, where she grumbles about the constant sunshine and looks longingly at photos of autumn in New England.

Latest articles by Anya Jaremko-Greenwold, The Week US

A group of teenage boys compete in an annual contest in new film "The Long Walk," where they must maintain a certain walking speed or get shot. Directed by Francis Lawrence based on the book by Stephen King.

A Spinal Tap reunion, Thomas Pynchon by way of Paul Thomas Anderson and a harrowing Stephen King adaptation in September movies

the week recommends This month’s new releases include ‘Spinal Tap II,’ ‘One Battle After Another’ and ‘The Long Walk’

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Anya Jaremko-Greenwold, The Week US

Latest articles by Anya Jaremko-Greenwold, The Week US

A Spinal Tap reunion, Thomas Pynchon by way of Paul Thomas Anderson and a harrowing Stephen King adaptation in September movies

'The Office' gets a spinoff and the Guinness family gets the 'Peaky Blinders' treatment in September TV

September's books tell of friendship in middle age, teachers versus fascists, and Covid psychosis

Great books being released in September 2025

The latest entry in Ethan Coen's queer trilogy, a Jeff Buckley documentary and the rare children's horror flick in August movies

The return of 'Wednesday,' an 'Alien' prequel and a dramatic retelling of the Amanda Knox trial all happening in August TV

Ari Aster revisits the pandemic, Adam Sandler tees off again and Lamb Chop gets an origin story in July movies

An American girl takes on London, 'Bosch' gets another spinoff and Washington Black leaps from page to screen in July TV

Fast and furious zombies, serial killer sharks and a matchmaking conundrum in June movies

TV to watch in June, including 'Stick' and 'Ironheart'

5 movies to watch in May, from 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' to 'The Phoenician Scheme'

TV to watch in May, including 'The Four Seasons' and 'Duster'

5 film franchises that warranted 5+ installments

'We are not safer by sacrificing others'

'Even authoritarian regimes need a measure of public support — the consent of at least some of the governed'

TV to watch in March, including 'The Studio' and 'Paul American'

Movies to watch in March, including 'Mickey 17' and 'The Woman in the Yard'

2025 Oscars: voters, record breakers and precedent-setters

Is method acting falling out of fashion?

'Whether we like it or not, social media is the public square of the 21st century'

TV to watch in February, including 'The White Lotus' and 'Apple Cider Vinegar'

TV to watch in January, including 'Severance' and 'The Night Agent'

'We have made it a crime for most refugees to want the American dream'

'Personal contentment, as well as national prosperity, lay in what one does for others'

'Solitude has become a notable, and worrisome, trend of our times'