Audrey Enjoli
Audrey is a freelance entertainment reporter for The Epoch Times based in Southern California. She is a seasoned writer and editor whose work has appeared in Deseret News, Evie Magazine, and Yahoo Entertainment, among others. She holds a B.A. from the University of Central Florida where she double majored in broadcast journalism and political science.
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Writers of Jason Aldean’s Hit Song Launch ‘Try That in a Small Town Podcast’
The ‘Try That in a Small Town Podcast’ debuted on April 29.
Ricky Gervais Shares Perks of Being a Famous Comedian: ‘You Can Say What You Want’
The ‘After Life’ actor said ‘free speech is amazing’ during a recent livestream on X.
Tara-Leigh Cobble Reflects on Her Path to Loving God Through Scripture
The author founded ‘The Bible Recap’ in 2019 to help others read through, understand, and love the Bible.
Chris Hemsworth Dispels Rumors He’s Quitting Acting Due to Alzheimer’s
In 2022, the ‘Thor’ star revealed he had an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
Inside Kaley Cuoco’s Rescue Ranch, a ‘Magical Place’ and Getaway From Hollywood
‘The Big Bang Theory’ star’s Thousand Oaks ranch is home to a variety of rescued animals.
Landon Starbuck Reflects on the Joys of God’s Blessings Amid ‘Miracle’ 4th Pregnancy
Landon Starbuck and her husband, Robby Starbuck, are expecting their fourth child in October.
Faith-Based Film ‘Unsung Hero’ Nabs No. 2 Spot at Box Office on Opening Weekend
‘Unsung Hero’ grossed nearly $8 million at the weekend box office following its April 26 release.
Jelly Roll Opens Music Studio in Nashville Juvenile Detention Center
The singer opened a studio in the Davidson County Juvenile Detention Center, where he served time as a teen.
Lori Loughlin Talks Forgiveness After College Admissions Scandal: ‘We All Make Mistakes’
The ‘Full House’ actress served a two-month prison sentence in 2020 for her role in the ‘Varsity Blues’ scandal.
Former ‘CBS News’ Anchor Dan Rather Returning to Network 18 Years After Exit
CBS cut ties with the news anchor in 2006 following his controversial 2004 ‘60 Minutes II’ segment.
