Ariana Romero is an entertainment journalist and staff writer at Netflix’s editorial platform, Tudum. She built her career in New York before relocating to Los Angeles, where she now covers streaming television, film, and pop culture with a sharp, witty voice. Her work often focuses on Latinx-led entertainment and reality TV, blending industry expertise with playful cultural commentary that resonates with diverse audiences.

Before joining Netflix, Romero was a senior TV critic at Refinery29, where she wrote feature interviews, streaming guides, and cultural analysis pieces that earned her recognition, including a 2021 Webby Honor. She also worked at Broadcasting & Cable and Wetpaint, reporting on television industry trends and editing coverage of popular shows like Empire, Gilmore Girls, and American Horror Story. Beyond writing, she has moderated panels at major events such as New York Comic-Con and SCAD aTVfest, highlighting her role as a visible voice in entertainment journalism.

Romero is a graduate of Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Known for her distinctive style, she describes herself as a “sex scene detective,” often analyzing how intimacy is portrayed on screen. Her writing combines cultural insight with humor, making her one of Tudum’s most engaging voices. She continues to expand her reach through syndication on platforms like Yahoo Life and Bustle, while maintaining an active presence on social media to connect with readers and fans.