Independent entertainment coverage since 2015
About Trevor Decker News
Trevor Decker News is an independent, ad-free entertainment blog launched in 2015 by founder and editor Trevor Decker. Based in the United States, the site covers film, television, streaming, music, animation, Broadway and live entertainment, and sports entertainment — with obituaries and career retrospectives when the industry loses a notable figure. Our reporting is cited as a source in 12 English-language Wikipedia articles, along with Spanish- and Chinese-language editions, and has been picked up by outlets ranging from ScreenRant and The Daily Caller to Sesame Workshop’s press room and publications in the Netherlands, Armenia, and beyond. Our music coverage reaches well past the U.S. border, spanning viral YouTube and TikTok discoveries and global chart-toppers from the UK and Ireland, Canada, continental Europe, Asia, and Oceania. No sponsored content, no ads, no brand agendas — just honest coverage of the entertainment that connects us.
About Trevor Decker
Trevor Decker is the founder and editor of Trevor Decker News. He launched this blog in 2015, driven by a lifelong passion for the arts. Based in the United States, Trevor lives with cerebral palsy and is a wheelchair user. He is committed to promoting inclusivity and amplifying voices that deserve to be heard — a perspective that shapes the editorial vision of the site. He writes and edits the site’s coverage across film, television, streaming, music, animation, Broadway, and related beats, and the publication remains independently owned and operated with no advertising or sponsored content.
For readers who want to learn more, the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, the CDC’s cerebral palsy overview, and United Cerebral Palsy all offer helpful information and resources.
Our Mission
Trevor Decker News exists to highlight entertainment that does more than just entertain — it connects us. We celebrate both blockbuster hits and independent projects, amplify emerging voices alongside major releases, and prioritize stories that inspire, spark conversation, and reflect the diversity of the audiences who love this stuff as much as we do.
On This Page
- About Trevor Decker
- Our Mission
- At a Glance
- Studios & Platforms We’ve Covered
- What We Cover
- Trusted by Wikipedia
- In the Press
- International Music Artists We’ve Covered
- Notable Titles We’ve Covered
- No Sponsored Content. Ever.
- Editorial Standards & Corrections
- Milestones
- Consideration For Coverage
- For Press, Media & Researchers
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Connect With Us
At a Glance
2015
Year founded
12
Wikipedia citations
14
Outlets that credit us
28
International artists covered
1017
Film stories
837
Television stories
543
Music stories
121
Broadway stories
Archive counts as of September 2026. Categories overlap, so the figures are not additive.
Studios & Platforms We’ve Covered
A running list of the studios, networks, streamers and labels whose projects we’ve covered with press access, exclusives and first-look material over the years.
Logos are trademarks of their respective owners and are shown here for identification purposes only. This does not imply sponsorship, partnership or endorsement.
What We Cover
Film
From tentpole releases and box office reports to casting announcements, teaser trailers, remakes, and festival premieres, our film coverage spans the major studios, indie releases, and everything in between. Expect timely reporting on trailer debuts, opening weekends, director deals, and the projects shaping what hits theaters next.
Television
We cover the series people are actually talking about — from returning favorites and reboots to new premieres, cast reveals, production announcements, and series finales. Our TV reporting tracks the shows, the talent behind them, and the business decisions steering the medium.
Streaming
Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, Prime Video, Tubi, Apple TV+, YouTube, and the platform wars between them. We cover streaming-first originals, first-look photos, release dates, and the industry deals — distribution agreements, tier changes, and platform partnerships — reshaping how audiences watch.
Music
Our music coverage runs from global pop stars and chart-toppers to the independent and viral artists building audiences on YouTube, TikTok, and streaming platforms. We cover new releases, music videos, Billboard chart movement, brand collaborations, and the creators blending classic craft with digital-era discovery.
Animation
Animated features and series have a dedicated home here, from major theatrical releases to streaming originals and the studios — Pixar, Warner Bros., Universal, Netflix, and beyond — making them.
Broadway & Live Entertainment
On-stage productions, cast announcements, premieres, and the intersection of Broadway with film and television. This has been a signature beat for us, and our Broadway reporting has been cited on Wikipedia multiple times.
We track every stage of a show’s life: casting news, creative-team reveals, studio cast albums, national tours, and the moments where film and TV stars move to the stage. Our reporting on Grey House’s Broadway debut is cited on the English and Chinese Wikipedia, and our coverage of Jo – The Little Women Musical has followed the show from its first single reveal through its full cast album.
Recent Broadway & musical theatre coverage:
- Sophia Anne Caruso to Star in New Off Broadway Musical Adaptation of Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen
- “Jo – The Little Women Musical” Wins American Songwriter Prize, Drops “Fly Away” Video
- Laura Benanti’s Moving Take on “Little Women” Highlights New Musical Adaptation of Alcott’s Classic
- Full Cast Announced for 2025–2026 North American Tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ‘The Sound of Music’
- Laura Benanti and Julian Ovenden to Star in Studio Album of “Jo – The Little Women Musical”
- Abbey Road Studios to Host Recording for Jo – The Little Women Musical Album with Expanded Star Cast
Browse the full Theatre and Musicals archive or the Broadway category for everything we’ve covered.
Sports Entertainment
WWE and major sports entertainment events — including extensive coverage of WrestleMania and its ongoing storylines — alongside sports-adjacent entertainment crossovers.
Remembering the Greats
When the entertainment world loses a notable figure, we take the time to honor their contribution and legacy with dedicated memorial coverage.
Trusted by Wikipedia
Trevor Decker News is currently cited as a source in 12 Wikipedia articles spanning Broadway, film, television, streaming and music coverage. The full list of articles referencing our reporting:
- Eloise (upcoming film) — first set look at Mae Schenk in NYC, May 2026
- Double Trouble (2026 film) — McGraw Sisters begin filming in Las Vegas, April 2025
- Madeleine McGraw — Double Trouble trailer, August 2026
- Christine Lakin — Give You Déjà Vu podcast season two and Patreon launch, August 2024
- Staci Keanan — Give You Déjà Vu podcast season two and Patreon launch, August 2024
- Descendants: The Rise of Red — Kylie Cantrall’s “Red” goes viral, July 2024
- Descendants: The Rise of Red (soundtrack) — Kylie Cantrall’s “Red” goes viral, July 2024
- A Really Haunted Loud House — Halloween movie announcement, September 2023
- Grey House (play) — new cast image ahead of Broadway debut, April 2023
- Jo (musical) — Jenna Lea Rosen performs “Fly Away”, November 2022
- Tegan and Sara — filming wraps on Freevee series, June 2022
- America’s Got Talent: Extreme — Avril Lavigne finale performance, March 2022
Our reporting is also cited on international editions of Wikipedia, including Spanish-language entries for Descendants: The Rise of Red (banda sonora) and A Really Haunted Loud House, T.O.T.S., and Sofia Rosinsky, and the Chinese-language entry for Grey House (灰屋).
In the Press
Beyond Wikipedia, our reporting is regularly picked up, credited, and linked by news outlets and entertainment blogs around the world. A selection of articles that cite Trevor Decker News:
- The Daily Caller — Studio acquires rights to remake an iconic Hitchcock movie, March 2023
- ScreenRant — “10 Best M3GAN Memes” — our streaming-numbers reporting cited, June 2023
- Movieguide — GAC Family’s K-9 Hero Awards special, April 2022
- Christianity Daily — Greg Laurie’s book on John Lennon and faith, June 2022
- NEWS.am STYLE — “Wednesday” becomes Netflix’s most successful English-language release, November 2022
- FilmTotaal (Netherlands) — Millie Bobby Brown feature citing our coverage, September 2025
- Fly FM — Millie Bobby Brown’s fan-encounter story, November 2020
- Pirates & Princesses — The “Lilo & Stitch” directors’ tribute to Daveigh Chase, with our reporting listed as a verified source, June 2026
- Sesame Workshop Press Room — Monthly press coverage roundup featuring our “KPop Demon Hunters” story
- GreenDay.fm — Mckenna Grace in Green Day comedy “Nimrods” as the trailer drops, June 2026
- It’s a Wonderful Movie — TV news roundup quoting our K-9 Hero Awards report, April 2022
- Wrestling News Blog — Scarlett Estevez joins “Ultra Violet & Blue Demon,” January 2021
- Wrestling News Blog — John Cena slimed at the Kids’ Choice Awards, March 2018
- Expecting Rain — Bob Dylan news archive, 2023
International Music Artists We’ve Covered
Our music reporting has never stopped at the U.S. border. From viral YouTube and TikTok discoveries to global chart-toppers, these are the international artists we have covered, with links to our stories and to the artists’ own social posts where they featured in our reporting:
United Kingdom & Ireland
Wet Leg
Isle of Wight, England
Little Dog Star (Izzy Steele)
England
Canada
Celine Dion
Zenia Marshall
Arielle Perez
Continental Europe
Asia & Oceania
Notable Titles We’ve Covered
A sample of the film and television titles Trevor Decker News has covered, from tentpole streaming premieres and major theatrical releases to independent festival standouts.
Toy Story 5In Theaters
Stranger Things: Tales from ’85Netflix
Little House on the PrairieNetflix
CarriePrime Video
The Chosen: Season 6Prime Video
The End of Oak StreetWarner Bros.
A Good Girl’s Guide to MurderNetflix
NimrodsIn Theaters
The InviteA24 / Independent Film
The King of KingsAngel Studios
Rain ReignTribeca / Independent Film
Elijah PeelIndependent Film
Posters and key art courtesy of their respective studios and networks.
No Sponsored Content. Ever.
Our commitment is to honest, unbiased coverage our readers can trust. We do not accept product samples, sponsored partnerships, or any form of compensation from brands or companies in exchange for coverage. Opinion pieces and commentary are entirely our own, formed independently and free from outside influence. Transparency is the foundation of credible journalism, and this policy ensures Trevor Decker News remains a reliable source driven by genuine passion for the industry — not brand agendas.
Trevor Decker News is also always ad-free. We never show ads.
Editorial Standards & Corrections
Trevor Decker News sources from primary material wherever possible, honors written embargoes, labels opinion clearly, does not publish AI-generated articles, quotes or images, and corrects substantive errors openly at the foot of the story. Full policy detail — sourcing, photos, embargoes, opinion, AI, and corrections — is on our dedicated Editorial Standards page.
How we source and verify. Our reporting is built on primary material wherever possible: official studio, network and label announcements, press releases and press-site assets, verified social accounts belonging to the people involved, and chart data from Billboard and the official streaming and radio trackers. When we build on another outlet’s original reporting, we say so in the story and link to it. If we cannot stand behind something, it does not run.
Photos and press materials. Images are credited to the studio, network, label, photographer or press office that supplied them. If you hold the rights to an image used here and would like it credited differently or removed, email and we will act on it.
Embargoes. We honor embargoes we have agreed to. If you need one respected, state the date and time in writing before sending material.
Opinion and analysis. Commentary, reviews and opinion pieces are identified as such and reflect the writer’s own view. They are never influenced by, or exchanged for, access.
Artificial intelligence. Articles on Trevor Decker News are written and edited by a human. We do not publish AI-generated articles, quotes or images.
Corrections. We correct errors quickly and openly. If something here is wrong, email with a link to the article and the detail in question. Substantive corrections are noted at the foot of the story with the date rather than changed silently; typographical fixes are made without a note.
Milestones
A short history of the site, told through the moments our reporting traveled furthest.
- 2015 — Trevor Decker News launches as an independent entertainment blog.
- 2018 — One of the earliest pickups of our reporting, as Wrestling News Blog credits our story on John Cena getting slimed at the Kids’ Choice Awards.
- 2020 — Fly FM picks up our Millie Bobby Brown report, an early sign of the site’s reach beyond the United States.
- 2022 — Our first Wikipedia citations arrive, beginning with Avril Lavigne’s finale performance on America’s Got Talent: Extreme. Armenia’s NEWS.am STYLE cites our Wednesday streaming reporting the same year.
- 2023 — The Daily Caller and ScreenRant both credit our reporting, and our Grey House Broadway coverage becomes a source on the English and Chinese editions of Wikipedia.
- 2024 — Our reporting on Kylie Cantrall’s “Red” is cited on both the Descendants: The Rise of Red article and its soundtrack article, in English and in Spanish.
- 2025 — FilmTotaal in the Netherlands credits our Millie Bobby Brown coverage.
- 2026 — Sesame Workshop features our “KPop Demon Hunters” story in its press room, and our set report becomes a source on the Wikipedia article for Eloise.
Consideration For Coverage
We welcome submissions that fit our editorial focus. Film/TV: Streaming and theatrical projects with an IMDb page and verified credits. Music: Artists with significant engagement on TikTok, YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Music. Social Media: Verified accounts preferred but not required. Music artists, managers and publicists can send everything we need in one place through our music coverage submission form. For film and television projects, email .
Please note that Trevor Decker News does NOT consider submissions for guest posts.
For Press, Media & Researchers
Journalists, editors, awards bodies and researchers can find approved boilerplate, fast facts, founder biographies, the full citation record and downloadable logo files on our press inquiries page. Everything there may be quoted or reproduced without asking first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Trevor Decker News independent?
Yes. The site is owned and operated independently by Trevor Decker. There is no parent company, investor or brand partner, and the site carries no advertising.
Does Trevor Decker News accept payment for coverage?
No. We do not accept payment, sponsorship, product samples, affiliate arrangements or any other compensation in exchange for editorial coverage. Sending us material creates no obligation or expectation that we will cover it.
Who writes Trevor Decker News?
Trevor Decker, the founder and editor, writes and edits the site.
How do I pitch a film, television or streaming project?
Email . We consider streaming and theatrical projects with an IMDb page and verified credits. Include the title, release date, platform, key credits and links to any available assets. See the pitch guide on our contact page.
How do I submit music for consideration?
Use our music coverage submission form. It asks for everything the newsroom needs in one place: the release, the story behind it, streaming links, tour dates and press photos.
Does Trevor Decker News accept guest posts?
No. We do not publish guest posts, sponsored posts or contributed articles of any kind.
Does Trevor Decker give interviews or on-camera appearances?
Written questions by email are welcome, and where appropriate a written statement can be provided for attribution. We do not take part in interviews by phone, or in recorded, live or on-camera appearances.
How should Trevor Decker News be cited?
Cite the publication as Trevor Decker News, along with the article headline, the author, the publication date and the article URL. Approved boilerplate and fast facts are available on our press inquiries page.
How do I request a correction?
Email with a link to the article and the detail you believe is wrong. Substantive corrections are noted at the foot of the story with the date. See our Editorial Standards for the full corrections policy.
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Have a tip, a correction or a story idea? Visit our contact page. Publicists and artists can pitch through the music coverage submission form, and media requests are handled on the press inquiries page.