Keyla Carvalho
Keyla Carvalho is an editorial intern at Bustle, where she writes about entertainment. Born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, she's currently a senior at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. She's passionate about movies, linguistics, and storytelling, which is perhaps why she's studying journalism and French. You can always find her on Twitter (@citizenkeyla) discussing things such as how a certain character didn't deserve redemption or how a certain movie is the best she's seen in her life. Other interests include mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, international politics, and environmentalism.
Celebrity
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The musicians started dating while on set together at The Voice.
Streaming
'Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina' Part 4 Finally Has A Release Date
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Entertainment
The 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' TV Director On What He Wants To See In The Netflix Series
Entertainment
Where To Follow Your Fave 'The Circle Brazil' Cast Members On Instagram
Entertainment
Aaliyah & Jaquan From 'Catfish' Are Likely Still Together After Their Episode
Life
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Entertainment
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Entertainment
The 'Mulan' Live-Action Film Pays Homage To The 1998 Classic In These Exclusive Cinemagraphs
Entertainment
What To Know About 'The Untamed,' The Chinese Drama Twitter Is Obsessed With
Entertainment
Cross Your Fingers: The Oscars Are Supposed To Be Short & Sweet This Year
Entertainment
How To Watch 'Jojo Rabbit' Before The Oscars So You Don't Disappoint Taika Waititi
Entertainment
Bryan Cranston Became The Twins From 'The Shining' In This Creepy Super Bowl Ad
Entertainment
Swifties Shouldn't Count On Seeing Taylor Swift At The Grammys This Year
Entertainment
Shubham's Instagram Shows Just How Much The 'Circle' Star Distrusts Social Media
Entertainment
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