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TEEN TORTURE, INC. 

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Chicago Sun Times

Decider

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Hollywood Reporter

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​​​Time Magazine 

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​​​​​​​​​​​FALLEN IDOLS: NICK & AARON CARTER 

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Decider 

Enterainment Weekly

​​​Time

Rolling Stone

Variety

TODAY​​​​​

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​​​​THE AGE OF INFLUENCE

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Entertainment Weekly​​

Good Morning America 

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MURDER HAS TWO FACES

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Culture Mix

Deadline

Decider 

TV Insider

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Good Morning America

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​​The View

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BIG GIRLS WANTED:  ESCAPING PEARADISE

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USA TODAY

Nightline

PEOPLE 

Fox News 

True Crime News​​

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"The Age of Influence explores the lengths some people will go to achieve and maintain wealth, fame, or relevance.  This docuseries deftly articulates how the internet can bring out the absolute worst

in people.

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"Vital and often heart-wrenching, “Teen Torture, Inc.”  Guided by skillful and straightforward direction from Tara Malone, this three-part series can make for difficult viewing, but through  stories of pain, we’re left with profound empathy for survivors."

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"Big Girls Wanted: Escaping Pearadise is capturing a world not many people know about and giving a platform for plus-sized women, understanding who they are and their story.  What struck me the most about this film is the

commitment to nuance."

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"Murder Has Two Faces succeeds in giving attention to cold cases that should have gotten more media and law enforcement attention when they initially happened, given how similar cases were covered."

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"Fallen Idols lays blame on a number of factors that contributed to the brothers’ challenges and a music industry replete with double standards that gave in to every whim of its successful male performers, even if they might be predators." 

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“I am most driven by first-person storytelling and survivor-based storytelling,” Malone said.

 

“I try to take these particular conversations as the gifts that they are.”

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