Victoria Miller
Expertise
Classic TV, Dancing With The Stars, The King Of Queens
- Victoria has written for dozens of outlets. As a freelancer for Associated Content, she was selected as Contributor of the Year out of thousands of writers.
- Victoria is an experienced interviewer. For several years, she conducted weekly interviews with "Dancing with the Stars" pro dancers and celebrities after the live shows. Another highlight was interviewing Kevin James for his second CBS comedy, "Kevin Can Wait."
- She is a huge fan of "The King of Queens," "Friends," and has seen every episode of "The Brady Bunch" at least 10 times. She watches "It's A Wonderful Life" every year — and not just during the holidays.
Experience
Victoria Miller has more than 15 years of experience writing for major entertainment sites with a focus on TV and celebrity news. She is a fan of classic TV and has interviewed a long list of celebrities, producers, and showrunners for sites such as Yahoo TV, Heavy, CBS Local, and Axis. Victoria has provided real-time coverage for awards shows and live TV events, and she spent several years covering "Dancing with the Stars" for Yahoo TV. She began writing for Nicki Swift and Looper in 2021.
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Stories By Victoria Miller
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Donna Reed won hearts as Mary Bailey in the Christmas classic "It's a Wonderful Life" — here's how she spent the rest of her career in Hollywood.
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A "Wizard of Oz" fan theory speculates why Dorothy never meets an alternate version of herself during her adventure in the classic fantasy film.
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Television fans may be surprised to find out the identity of the longest-running series of all time, which even outpaced "Gunsmoke" and "The Simpsons."
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Willy Wonka's mysterious and eccentric nature constantly fuels fan theories online. One such example deals with the character's secret candy recipes.
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Susie Farris, the casting director for the 2003 Christmas classic "Elf," says she would cast another SNL alum as Buddy the elf if there were a remake today.
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For 10 seasons, the late Matthew Perry was the king of sarcasm on "Friends" as Chandler Bing. Here are five of the character's snarkiest remarks.
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Tom Brady appears in a new series of commercials for Hertz that include elements from popular daytime television talk shows. Here are a few you might notice.
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John Travolta plays Santa in a "Saturday Night Fever"-themed commercial, reuniting with one of his co-stars from the classic '70s film.
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After John Stamos got crickets during his "Friends" guest spot, Matthew Perry stepped up to hype up his friend and save him from the awkward moment.
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The Beatles didn't just make music; John, Paul, George, and Ringo also starred in a handful of movies, most of which can be found online today.
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"Friends" had some iconic guest stars and a prominent cast of supporting characters. However, one character just wasn't funny to a longtime series director.
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Longtime "Friends" fans may be interested to learn more about Joey's core relationships in his spinoff, specifically his connection to Alex.
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Given that "Friends" was once described as a "hot show for Generation X," how old were the show's main cast members at the time of its 1994 debut?
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This new Kellogg's commercial features people eating their Frosted Flakes in some strange situations but set against a familiar TV show theme song.
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Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz has shot down the rumor that the Daniel Kaluuya-produced "Barney" will be dark and angsty, saying, "It will not be an odd movie."
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"The Bachelorette" star Tyler Cameron opens up about his experience filming the competitive reality series "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test."
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You may think you've seen every episode of "Friends," but original versions, syndication, DVDs, Blu-rays, and streaming mean there may be parts you've missed.
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Although he was only temporarily away from the classic show, "Gunsmoke" star Milburn Stone and his character, Droc Adams, was briefly replaced by someone else.
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A question as simple as 'how old is Barbie?' has a lot of complications tied to the answer, like the fact that she was born already 19 years old.
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A certain "NCIS' change on social media is making some longtime viewers react quite strongly, especially fans over on Instagram.
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Fans of "Modern Family" are proposing evidence to suggest that the series exists in the same shared universe as "New Girl" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."
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Julie Adams was the first actor to play Mary Simpson on "The Andy Griffith Show," close to eight years after she made her name in a classic monster movie.
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While Hallmark fans are known for their loyalty, the 2011 talking-dog flick "A Christmas Wedding Tail" pushed many to the limit.
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Best known for his roles in 1990s and early 2000s teen movies, Freddie Prinze Jr. played babysitter Sandy on the 200th episode of "Friends."
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Denny Duquette was one of the most beloved patients on "Grey's Anatomy" back in Season 2 when he developed a crush on Izzie Stevens. Who played him, though?
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Mitchell Whitfield played Rachel's jilted groom, Barry, on "Friends," and he has enthused about how the show's continued popularity is "mind-blowing."
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The story of Ross and Rachel's relationship across 10 seasons of "Friends" includes many ups and downs. This memorable moment was what everyone wanted to see.