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Anna Redman (b. 1996) has emerged as a defining voice in next-generation lifestyle journalism through her work across multiple platforms:
“The best stories help creators work smarter, not just harder.” — Redman’s editorial philosophy
As a senior writer at The Washington Post, Gibson specializes in dissecting how cultural and policy shifts impact family structures. Her beat intersects three key areas:
Successful pitches should:
“The most powerful stories live at the intersection of individual experience and collective truth.” – Gibson in 2024 media symposium
Notable exclusion areas include celebrity-focused content, financial advising, or military family coverage. Her recent work suggests growing interest in AI’s impact on domestic labor and Gen Z’s redefinition of kinship networks.
Chris Smith crafts deeply human stories about community builders and cultural stewards for The Press Democrat. His profiles, like the 2025 feature on Phyllis Shapiro’s philanthropic legacy, reveal how individual lives shape regional identity. Pitches should emphasize:
Smith’s work avoids national trends, focusing instead on hyperlocal connections between people and place.
As Senior Lifestyle Editor at the Star Tribune, Connie Nelson shapes coverage celebrating Minnesota’s cultural fabric through an ecological lens. With 25+ years specializing in:
Successful pitches combine local relevance with visual storytelling potential:
Recent Accolades:
With 23 years documenting Southern culture, Elizabeth Shugg has become the authoritative voice on evolving regional identities. Her current work for Carolina Parent and WhereTraveler.com combines deep community engagement with innovative digital storytelling techniques.
"The most successful pitches help me connect cultural dots across generations." - Shugg in 2024 SPJ panel
Recent award-winning projects demonstrate Shugg's preference for:
Notable Achievements:
Emily Chung documents the intersection of education and youth culture as a staff writer and copy editor for The Huntington News, Northeastern University’s award-winning student publication. Her work combines sharp cultural analysis with a deep empathy for the student experience.
Recent Recognition: 2024 New England Student Press Award for Editorial Leadership, cited for mentoring 15+ first-time contributors.
Column by Emily Chung: In my second year of college, I became addicted to hosting dinner parties
Survivor: Northeastern allows students to participate in challenges, foster alliances and more
There’s nothing quite like sitting in a cute coffee shop and romanticizing life
This Harvard-educated storyteller (BA ’94) has redefined celebrity journalism through Vanity Fair’s pages since 2001. Her unique value proposition lies in synthesizing academic rigor (NYU MFA in dramatic writing) with investigative reporting, creating what The New York Times called "ethnographies of privilege."
"Her work resides in the interstice between tabloid and treatise, making the esoteric accessible without sacrificing complexity." - Columbia Journalism Review
As Bustle's Lifestyle Features Editor, Moss decodes cultural phenomena through feminist and psychological lenses. Her 8-year tenure has redefined lifestyle journalism by merging academic rigor with viral appeal.
"I'm drawn to stories that expose systemic contradictions – the messier the better."
Women Who Were Taught Abstinence Until Marriage Reveal How Sex Shame Affects Them Today
Here’s How To Lie Your Way Through A Conversation About ‘Game Of Thrones’ If You Don’t Watch
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Genevieve Scarano is an associate editor at BuzzFeed, where she crafts actionable guides on lifestyle, beauty, and health. With a background in cultural journalism and a master’s degree from Boston University, she specializes in making complex topics—from postpartum wellness to sustainable fashion—accessible to everyday readers.
Haley Lyndes is a lifestyle journalist specializing in consumer-focused storytelling across beauty, fashion, and home categories. Currently writing for POPSUGAR's Growth team, she combines data analytics with hands-on product testing to create actionable guides for millennial audiences.
With nearly a decade of experience spanning broadcast and digital media, Lyndes brings unique rigor to lifestyle journalism. Her work consistently demonstrates that practical guidance and aesthetic appeal aren't mutually exclusive.
As Refinery29’s leading voice in modern living, Rae decodes complex wellness trends into actionable advice for millennial audiences. Her cross-platform work reaches 2.8M monthly readers through:
Jennifer Ford brings two decades of cross-disciplinary experience to her role as Essence’s lifestyle correspondent. Her work focuses on:
Successful outreach should align with her established beats:
As a freelance journalist for Upstate Parent Magazine and researcher at Boise State University, Weaver specializes in:
As editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, Jessica Pels oversees the world’s largest young women’s media brand, blending print legacy with digital innovation. Her career spans leadership roles at Marie Claire, Teen Vogue, and Glamour, marked by a focus on data-driven storytelling and audience-centric content.
Pels’ work has been recognized by Adweek and CEW for redefining women’s media. Her editorial philosophy prioritizes stories that empower readers to navigate systemic challenges while celebrating joy and self-expression.
For 40 years, Karen Anderson has crafted observational essays that transform mundane moments into cultural mirrors. Based in northern Michigan, her work for Interlochen Public Radio and regional publications explores:
Recent honors include the 2021 Michigan Legacy Media Award, recognizing her lifetime contribution to regional storytelling. Her 2017 collection Gradual Clearing remains required reading in Midwestern creative nonfiction programs.
Kate Phillips, Visual Director at Veranda Magazine, specializes in luxury lifestyle narratives that blend design innovation with cultural storytelling. With bylines in The New York Times and a decade of experience at Time Inc., she brings journalistic rigor to aspirational content.
“Phillips’ 2024 feature on Spanish coastal villages redefined destination coverage by pairing artisan interviews with augmented reality floor plans.” – Hearst Editorial Report
Kevin Sintumuang shapes contemporary lifestyle journalism as Editorial Director of Outside Magazine, bringing 25 years of experience from GQ, Esquire, and The Wall Street Journal. His work redefines luxury through the lenses of cultural anthropology and design innovation.
"True luxury lives in the tension between heritage and rebellion - the martini perfected through AI, the dive bar reborn as community hub."
With 597K+ Instagram followers and viral content averaging 2.4M views, Sintumuang's digital-native approach makes him essential for brands targeting discerning millennials. His recent pivot to outdoor media signals growing interest in eco-luxury convergence stories.
Kristine Fellizar is the Commerce Editor at SheKnows, where she merges lifestyle expertise with sharp retail analysis. Based in Los Angeles, her work spans beauty innovation, relationship economics, and generational consumer trends.
As Editorial Director of Tampa Bay Parenting Magazine, Laura Byrne champions stories that empower families through practical solutions and community connections. With 15+ years in Florida media, she brings investigative rigor to lifestyle journalism.
"Our best stories start with a parent saying 'I wish someone had told me...'"
Lisa Green brings three decades of cross-platform journalism experience to her role as Editor-in-Chief of Rural Intelligence. She specializes in:
"The best pitches help us connect dots between seemingly disparate elements of rural life - that moment when a farming technique informs an artist's practice, or a historic preservation project sparks new economic activity."
Louise Barnard redefines modern journalism through her work at Barnard Publishing and as a wellness advocate. Operating primarily in the United States, she merges lifestyle reporting with social commentary across multiple platforms.
Recent recognitions include the Global Wellness Institute's 2024 Innovator Award for workspace ergonomics research. Barnard continues to shape conversations about sustainable success through her Instagram presence and podcast collaborations.
Lucy Clark is a lifestyle journalist specializing in sustainable living, home innovation, and community-driven wellness. With over a decade of experience at outlets like EatingWell and Columbus Monthly, she transforms everyday topics into narratives of empowerment and environmental stewardship.
“The best stories emerge when practicality meets aspiration—show me how your idea improves daily life without compromising tomorrow’s resources.”
This Los Angeles-based journalist bridges cosmic wisdom and practical living through:
"Modern astrology thrives when we focus on empowerment over fatalism."
As The Washington Post's home and wellness authority, Williams deciphers modern living challenges through evidence-based reporting. Her work bridges academic research and practical application, particularly in:
Recent accolades include recognition from the National Association of Real Estate Editors and a groundbreaking interactive home wellness tool used by 150,000+ readers. Williams continues redefining lifestyle journalism through data-driven storytelling that empowers families to create healthier living ecosystems.
As Senior Parenting & Relationships Editor at Good Housekeeping, Marisa LaScala decodes the evolving landscape of family dynamics through a blend of data journalism and intimate storytelling. Based in Brooklyn with deep roots in Westchester County, her work bridges academic research and grassroots movements.
"Every permission slip is a policy document – we just don’t recognize it until someone’s left off the emergency contact list."
LaScala’s National Press Foundation fellowship and McSweeney’s satirical pieces demonstrate unique range in addressing systemic issues through both rigorous reporting and cultural commentary. Her work continues to influence both household conversations and legislative agendas.
When We Split Household Duties, Everyone Wins. Why Won’t We Do It?
Why 'Grandma Hobbies' Could Be the Secret to Better Mental Health
As an American Jew, I Feel Completely Reassured for My Safety Now That Trump Has Targeted the Epicenter of American Antisemitism, Columbia University
Currently writing for The Wall Street Journal, Matthew Kronsberg examines how material choices and environmental systems shape consumer experiences. His work sits at the intersection of three beats:
As editor-in-chief of Working Mother, Bodgas oversees content strategy for North America's premier publication addressing work-family integration. Her two decades of experience yield unique insights into:
Successful pitches combine personal narratives with structural analysis. Avoid:
Bodgas prioritizes sources offering both emotional resonance and concrete data, particularly working parents from non-traditional industries. Her 2025 investigation into farmworker mothers' childcare solutions exemplifies this blend of storytelling and advocacy.
As Emerging Platforms Director at Cosmopolitan, Mia Lardiere (she/her) shapes digital content strategy for 23 million Gen-Z and millennial readers. Her work at the intersection of wellness, technology, and viral culture has redefined how major brands engage young audiences.
"The best stories live at the intersection of what’s trending and what truly improves readers’ lives."
With 8+ years shaping digital media strategy, Lardiere continues to influence how major brands connect with next-gen audiences. Her work has driven over $14M in measured affiliate revenue while maintaining editorial integrity through rigorous product testing protocols.
As Mashable’s deputy shopping editor, Miller Kern has become essential reading for consumers seeking culturally-aware purchasing guidance. Her work straddles three core areas:
Recent Accolades:
"Kern’s gift guides read like anthropological field notes for the digital age" - 2023 ASME Judges Panel
Nadine DeNinno is the Lifestyle Editor at the New York Post, specializing in fashion, entertainment, and consumer trends. With over a decade of experience at outlets like the International Business Times and OK! Magazine, she combines celebrity profiling with rigorous market analysis.
“Her work transforms lifestyle journalism into cultural criticism.” — Media Analyst Digest
As National Geographic’s Vice President of Family & Youth Content, Buchholz architects cross-platform initiatives that make exploration accessible to 4-14 year olds and their caregivers. Her work sits at the intersection of:
As Bustle's founding editor and award-winning author of Open, Rachel Krantz has redefined modern relationship journalism through her unique blend of personal narrative and rigorous research. Her work sits at the intersection of lifestyle reporting and mental health advocacy, particularly focused on non-traditional relationship structures.
Achievements: Peabody Award (2018), Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award (2017), Edward R. Murrow Award (2019)
After Eight Years of Sex Parties and Swinging, I Fell in Love With Just One Great Guy
Rachel Krantz’s new book ‘Open’ breaks the glass wall of taboo while serving as a guide for self-liberation and avoiding gaslighting in any relationship
Open: An Uncensored Memoir of Liberation, and Non-Monogamy
Sally Kaplan is the Executive Editor of Business Insider’s Reviews team, leading coverage across lifestyle, beauty, and tech. With a career spanning Hearst, BuzzFeed, and documentary filmmaking, she specializes in products that enhance daily life—from clinical-grade skincare tools to space-efficient home gadgets.
Connect via skaplan@businessinsider.com or LinkedIn for pitches aligning with her curated beats.
Sarah Yang, Digital Director at Sunset Magazine, is a leading voice in lifestyle journalism with a focus on California-centric wellness, home design, and accessible beauty. Her decade-long editorial career includes bylines at Who What Wear, Apartment Therapy, and ELLE Decor, where she’s bridged expert insights with everyday practicality.
“Yang’s work consistently asks: ‘How does this improve daily life?’—a lens that makes her coverage both aspirational and achievable.”
Based in Los Angeles, she brings a West Coast perspective to national trends, making her an ideal target for brands aligning with California’s cultural and environmental ethos.
This Esquire contributor has carved a unique niche analyzing where rugged adventure meets cutting-edge innovation. With 150+ bylines at Men’s Journal and Esquire, Christian’s work informs both industry leaders and weekend warriors.
As editor of Chicago Parent, O'Shaughnessy oversees content strategy for one of the Midwest’s most influential regional parenting resources. Her personal reporting focuses on three key areas:
Successful outreach requires understanding her editorial patterns:
“The best pitches help me solve problems for readers who are juggling jobs, parenting, and self-care.” – From 2024 editorial calendar guidelines
Taysha Murtaugh shapes lifestyle narratives through Dotdash Meredith’s premier brands, including Country Living and Serious Eats. With 10+ years’ experience, she’s become a go-to voice for:
“Her work transforms seasonal content into year-round engagement drivers,” notes a Dotdash Meredith colleague.
This Phoenix-based freelancer has shaped consumer trends through outlets like Real Simple and Business Insider. With 250+ bylines at The Telegram alone, her work balances rigorous product testing with cultural analysis.
“My ideal source brings both expertise and awareness of real-world application.”
Raquel Reichard crafts narratives at the intersection of identity and wellness for Refinery29. Her reporting emphasizes:
Focus on structural solutions rather than personal responsibility frameworks. Avoid pitches lacking intersectional analysis or those centering privileged perspectives.
Angela Caraway-Carlton has cemented herself as South Florida's authoritative voice on conscious luxury travel and cultural trends. Currently serving as Travel Editor for Boca Raton Magazine while contributing to national outlets like the Miami Herald, her work sits at the intersection of environmental stewardship and high-end experiences.
With a proven track record of boosting destination visibility through nuanced storytelling, Caraway-Carlton remains essential reading for hospitality professionals and discerning travelers alike. Her recent collaboration with Duke Energy on small business sustainability grants underscores her growing influence in regional economic development circles.
Annie Butler Shirreffs is the Executive Editor of Catster, where she has championed feline health and special-needs advocacy since 2020. With over 20 years in pet journalism, her work bridges academic research and mainstream accessibility, earning accolades from the Cat Writers’ Association and ASPCA.
Shirreffs’ legacy lies in transforming how society perceives vulnerable cats—from overlooked shelter residents to celebrated companions. Her upcoming projects include a documentary on feline hospice care, further solidifying her role as a trailblazer in animal journalism.
As current contributor to Food & Wine and former test kitchen director at EatingWell, Killeen specializes in recipes that balance cultural authenticity with nutritional science. Her work serves as a bridge between academic research and home kitchens, particularly through:
Recent career highlights include James Beard Award-nominated agricultural reporting and developing USDA-adopted recipe standardization protocols. Killeen maintains particular interest in stories exploring:
"How immigrant food traditions adapt to local ingredient availability while maintaining cultural significance."
Brendan Leonard is a leading voice in adventure journalism, currently writing for Outside Magazine and Adventure Journal. Based in Montana, his work explores the intersection of outdoor culture and human resilience through three primary lenses:
Successful story ideas often include:
"The best adventures aren’t measured in vertical feet—they’re measured in perspective shifts."
Achievements: 2023 National Outdoor Journalism Award, 2024 Banff Mountain Book Award finalist, author of 10 books including the memoir Sixty Meters to Anywhere.
At FOX 32 Chicago, Brian Jackson has mastered the art of blending hard news with community narratives. His coverage areas span three key pillars:
Successful pitches to Jackson typically include:
Brittany Smith is Editor-in-Chief at Men’s Journal, where she spearheads coverage of travel, outdoor culture, and lifestyle innovation. With a decade of experience in digital storytelling, she’s renowned for making complex topics—from biomechanics to sustainable tourism—accessible to mainstream audiences.
“Storytelling isn’t just about places or products—it’s about the people who make adventures possible.”
Smith’s accolades include the 2023 Rockstar Award for editorial innovation and the 2024 PRSA Champion Award for boosting regional tourism. Her work continues to redefine outdoor media by centering accessibility and scientific rigor.
Brooke Shunatona is a beauty and lifestyle journalist specializing in consumer-focused product analysis and cultural trend reporting. Currently contributing to Cosmopolitan, her work bridges rigorous testing methodologies with examinations of beauty's societal impacts.
Recent career highlights include developing Cosmopolitan’s first crowd-tested irritation index and exposing safety gaps in nail salon equipment standards. Based in Michigan, she brings unique insight into Midwestern consumer behavior patterns.
As Cosmopolitan’s fashion and culture maven, Caitlin Scott decodes celebrity trends into social commentary. Her decade-spanning career reveals three core pillars:
“The best stories live where pop culture meets social change – that’s where we find the real pulse.” — Scott, 2023 Media Innovators Keynote
Cameron Huddleston has established herself as the leading voice in intergenerational financial communication through 20+ years of reporting. Her work at AARP and bestselling book Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk make her uniquely positioned at the intersection of personal finance and family dynamics.
"The most impactful financial stories are those that change how families talk about money."
Carla Lalli Music is an award-winning food writer and digital media strategist currently publishing through her Substack Food Processing. With 15+ years spanning Bon Appétit leadership and bestselling cookbooks, she specializes in:
Recent Milestones:
Carly Cardellino is Byrdie’s foremost voice in experiential beauty journalism, blending 15 years of editorial expertise with unfiltered personal narratives. Based in New York, her work spans three core areas:
Recent accolades include 2023 Folio Award recognition for bridging beauty and women’s health discourse. Her Byrdie author profile remains essential reading for brands targeting educated millennials seeking science-backed glamour.
Caroline Bologna is a senior culture and lifestyle reporter at HuffPost, specializing in psychologically informed analyses of modern domestic challenges. With over a decade of experience, she’s become a trusted voice for readers navigating parenting complexities, mental health strategies, and everyday wellness.
Based in New York but maintaining strong ties to her New Orleans roots, Bologna’s work bridges regional cultural insights with universal psychological truths. Her articles average 150K+ social shares monthly, particularly resonating with millennial parents and mental health advocates.
As EatingWell's lead nutrition expert, Williams transforms dietary science into practical kitchen strategies. Her work sits at the intersection of clinical research and home cooking, with recent focuses on:
Prioritize innovations with cross-generational applications and clear clinical partnerships. Williams' award-winning approach favors solutions that address multiple nutritional deficiencies through whole-food synergies.
"Every ingredient must earn its place through nutritional ROI and culinary merit."
Cat Ellis combines 15 years of tech journalism expertise with specialist credentials in coffee preparation as TechRadar's Homes Editor. Her coverage focuses on three key areas:
Recent breakthrough reporting includes a viral analysis of Dell's Philips Hue bundle that influenced flash sale trends across major retailers. Ellis's work is distinguished by long-term product testing cycles (minimum 6 weeks) and direct consumer impact metrics.
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As the Los Angeles Times’ veteran travel authority, Hamm has redefined travel journalism through her unique blend of logistical expertise and cultural anthropology. Her work spans three core areas:
With two Lowell Thomas Awards and seven NATJA Gold Medals, Hamm’s work sets the standard for travel journalism that marries practical utility with profound cultural insight.
Grounded by the pandemic, I returned to the air and fell in love, if briefly, with basic economy, a different parking lot and wailing children
Today’s car traveler must be a road warrior, never caught unawares by this strange new travel world
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As editorial architect of Taste of Home and Prevention, Cassidy built publishing empires by centering real people's culinary experiences. Her current role as Beacon Business Group VP continues shaping food media through:
With 30+ years shaping food media, Cassidy remains the gold standard for trustworthy, executable home cooking guidance. Her work continues evolving while maintaining core commitments to accessibility and community-driven storytelling.
Charles Manning is Fashion Week Daily’s resident provocateur, blending incisive fashion industry analysis with razor-sharp pop culture commentary. His work consistently exposes power dynamics within media institutions while maintaining an accessible, often humorous tone that resonates with digital-native audiences.
With 63% of his articles sparking industry-wide debates (MediaMetrics 2024), Manning remains one of digital fashion journalism’s most consequential voices. His work continues to redefine how mainstream audiences engage with luxury culture.
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As 10xTravel's senior rewards strategist, Lewis specializes in maximizing travel experiences through credit card points and loyalty programs. Their data-driven approach has helped over 500,000 readers optimize $200M+ in travel redemptions.
Notable Achievement: Lewis's Chase Ultimate Rewards guide [ARTICLE_2] remains the most updated resource with 47 revisions tracking real-time value fluctuations since 2021.
This Wall Street Journal styles reporter dissects fashion through economic and behavioral lenses. Her work connects wardrobe choices to wallet decisions, with particular focus on:
Successful story ideas should include:
Chris Burton is Goal.com's premier transatlantic football analyst, specializing in tactical innovations and celebrity influence in modern soccer. With over 15 years experience, his work sits at the intersection of sports economics and cultural commentary.
As Managing Editor-Copy/Production at Fine Cooking, Chris Hoelck bridges culinary artistry and practical kitchen wisdom. With 25+ years at the magazine, he’s shaped its voice through:
As founder of A Tiny Apt., Barberich explores how design choices reflect cultural values and personal identity. Her work intersects three key areas:
Key Recognition: Webby Award, AdWeek Disruptor, MIN’s 30 Most Intriguing People in Media
As Esquire’s authority on accessible luxury, Christine Flammia deciphers style and design for practical consumers. Her work merges product journalism with behavioral insights, particularly in these areas:
With dual expertise in media and academia, Flammia brings unique rigor to consumer journalism—scrutinizing products through both market data and cultural theory lenses.
As a features writer for the Chicago Tribune, Christopher Borrelli specializes in unearthing stories that exist at the intersection of cultural preservation and urban anthropology. His two-decade career has established him as a leading voice in narrative-driven journalism that treats everyday spaces as historical documents.
“The stories worth telling are often hiding in plain sight – we just stopped seeing them.”
Christopher Keyes redefined outdoor journalism during his 19-year tenure as Outside’s editor-in-chief, blending investigative rigor with accessible storytelling. Now advising Utah State University’s wildland resources program, his work continues to influence environmental policy and outdoor culture.
As The Boston Globe’s foremost travel and culture specialist, Christopher Muther has redefined regional journalism through his decade-long examination of New England’s evolving identity. His work merges historical preservation advocacy with incisive analysis of modern tourism trends.
Recent Accolades: 2024 NEPA Cultural Reporting Award for coastal community series • 2023 SATW Lowell Thomas Finalist for architectural tourism analysis
As founding editor of The Bark and contributor to Kinship, Claudia Kawczynska has redefined pet journalism through her focus on evidence-based care and the social dimensions of dog ownership. Her 20-year editorial tenure produced:
Seek: Longitudinal studies on diet impacts (50+ dogs), smart home integrations for pet safety, municipal policy changes affecting dog owners.
Avoid: Breed-specific stereotypes, unverified holistic remedies, non-peer-reviewed nutritional claims.
“Her work transforms academic research into owner empowerment tools” - Dr. Aaron Vine, Central Veterinary Associates
As mindbodygreen's co-CEO and editorial architect, Wachob champions evidence-based wellness strategies that integrate mental, physical, and environmental health. Her work uniquely combines:
"True well-being journalism must address why we live before prescribing how to live better."
Connie Wang brings an anthropologist’s eye to cultural storytelling across platforms. Currently shaping streaming-era narratives at Netflix Tudum, the UC Berkeley graduate and Minnesota native first made her mark redefining fashion journalism at Refinery29. Her work consistently explores how clothing, naming traditions, and family dynamics encode complex identity negotiations.
“The best stories live in the gaps between what we’re supposed to be and who we actually become.” – Connie Wang, 2024 Asian American Journalists Convention
Cotton Codinha (ELLE, Vogue) shapes contemporary beauty and fashion discourse through her unique blend of cultural analysis and accessible expertise. Based in New York, her work bridges:
“Ask people about themselves and listen to what they say instead of thinking of your next line.”
Dan Souza, Chief Content Officer at America’s Test Kitchen and Editor-in-Chief of Cook’s Illustrated, is a leading voice in evidence-based culinary journalism. With a career spanning 16 years at ATK, he has redefined food media by merging scientific rigor with accessible storytelling across magazines, TV, and digital platforms.
Successful pitches to Souza often:
For media inquiries, reference his PressContact profile or connect via ATK’s editorial team.
As Contributing Beauty Editor at Marie Claire, Cohen leads coverage of:
"Bring me the data first – we can build the narrative from there." – Cohen’s editorial mantra
As editor-at-large for Esquire, Holmes dissects modern masculinity through entertainment profiles, cultural criticism, and innovative lifestyle journalism. His work sits at the intersection of:
“Holmes transforms lifestyle writing into cultural anthropology.” — Kirkus Reviews
David Woods brings three decades of experience documenting the intersection of athletics and academia. Currently writing for Mirror Indy, his work focuses on:
Marian University track coach Katie Wise is the first woman to lead a college men’s track team to a national indoor title
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DeAsia Watts is a multimedia journalist specializing in fashion’s intersection with technology and social justice, currently contributing to The Bot Podcast. Her work spans:
With a background spanning NYU’s journalism program and leadership roles at Boston Spirit Magazine, Watts brings academic rigor and editorial acumen to every story.
Deborah Netburn (@deborahnetburn) has redefined spirituality journalism through her humanistic approach at the Los Angeles Times. Since 2006, she’s evolved from general assignment reporting to crafting seminal works on:
**Do**:
**Avoid**:
With a readership that’s 68% female and predominantly aged 28-45, Netburn’s work resonates with seekers balancing modern life and meaning. Her upcoming book deal with Penguin Press signals growing influence in narrative spirituality journalism.
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Devon Abelman is InStyle’s beauty authority, specializing in skincare science and inclusive product design. With prior editorial roles at Allure and Hearst, she brings clinical rigor to consumer-facing beauty journalism.
Her work avoids celebrity-driven narratives, focusing instead on democratizing expert dermatological knowledge for everyday consumers.
As Deputy Editor of Parents Magazine, Diane Debrovner has become one of America’s most trusted voices on child development and family dynamics. Her work bridges academic research and real-world parenting challenges, with particular focus on:
When approaching Debrovner, consider:
Her upcoming middle-grade novel Roxie in Color (Candlewick Press, 2026) further establishes her expertise in childhood narratives.
As NBC Boston’s senior correspondent, Cho investigates crime patterns while highlighting community resilience. Her work bridges hard news analysis with compassionate storytelling about systemic challenges.
Dulce Fernandez has emerged as a defining voice in modern beauty journalism through The Bot Podcast, where she decodes industry trends with scientific rigor and cultural sensitivity. Her work sits at the crossroads of dermatological innovation and consumer empowerment, particularly focused on:
Fernandez’s reporting continues to shape industry conversations by demanding transparency and inclusivity in beauty innovation.
Dylan Campbell is a Sarasota-based journalist specializing in business, sports, and lifestyle reporting for SRQ Magazine. His work often explores the intersection of public policy and community well-being, such as his analysis of opioid settlement grants in Manatee County. Campbell’s background in sports journalism informs his focus on collegiate athletics and their role in regional culture.
Campbell’s 2021 Shore Scripts Fiction Fellowship reflects his commitment to narratives that address societal challenges, making him a unique voice in both journalism and creative writing.
Ed Wright is a Michigan-based journalist for Social House News, specializing in education, community development, and uplifting local stories. His work bridges the gap between institutional initiatives and grassroots impact, making him a vital resource for understanding Southeast Michigan’s civic landscape.
“Journalism’s highest purpose is to reflect the community back to itself—both its struggles and its triumphs.” —Ed Wright
With a track record of driving tangible community action through reporting, Wright remains a cornerstone of Michigan’s media ecosystem.
As a leading voice at The Bump and 15+ national publications, Elena Donovan Mauer specializes in translating medical guidance into practical parenting advice. Her work bridges clinical expertise with real-world application, particularly in these areas:
"Elena’s work has become required reading in our prenatal classes – she makes ACOG guidelines feel accessible without dumbing them down." - Dr. Rebecca Myers, Mount Sinai Parenting Center
Elisa Murray blends family-focused journalism with environmental solutions reporting, primarily covering:
Recent recognitions include the 2024 Solutions Journalism Network Fellowship for her work on community-based climate adaptation models. Connect via ParentMap author profile or Twitter @seattleplaylist for pitches aligning with her interdisciplinary approach to family and environmental reporting.
As Editor-in-Chief of La Vista, Goldman has redefined student journalism through her incisive coverage of:
"The best education stories live where institutional decisions meet student realities" - Goldman, 2024 California Press Foundation Symposium
Elizabeth Moyer stands as one of equine media's most trusted voices, currently shaping coverage as contributing editor for Horse Illustrated and Young Rider. With three decades of specialized journalism, she's pioneered safety-focused reporting while mentoring generations of horse enthusiasts through accessible educational content.
As Family Circle’s lead wellness journalist, Breslau specializes in making evidence-based health guidance accessible to multi-generational audiences. Her work sits at the intersection of preventive medicine and daily family life, particularly focused on:
Focus on solutions-oriented stories with cross-demographic appeal. Breslau favors data-driven narratives that challenge assumptions about aging and family roles, particularly those showcasing innovative approaches to common lifestyle challenges.
With bylines in regional news outlets and her Substack Choreographed Chaos, Fitzgerald brings an educator’s precision to stories about:
Current Platform: Regular contributor to education-focused outlets like Citizen Portal while maintaining an active Substack analyzing parenthood through sociological and institutional lenses.
Ellen Gamerman establishes cultural benchmarks through her arts reporting for The Wall Street Journal. Her work helps readers understand:
Gamerman's reporting provides essential analysis for understanding how cultural institutions navigate contemporary challenges while maintaining artistic integrity. Her work serves as a critical bridge between art world insiders and the general public.
This New York-born writer merges a retailer’s eye for detail with a sociologist’s grasp of cultural currents. Since transitioning from New York Magazine to her Substack Shop Rat (26K+ subscribers), she’s redefined fashion journalism through:
Focus on stories that reveal fashion’s role in community-building or identity negotiation. Avoid pure trend forecasts unless paired with street-style data or archival research. Her work consistently argues that "clothes matter most when they’re sweated in, argued over, or left crumpled on subway seats."
Emily Farra merges editorial precision with brand strategy, currently shaping Tory Burch’s global communications while contributing freelance analysis to platforms like Long Live. With a decade at Vogue covering runway trends, sustainability, and design innovation, she’s become a trusted decoder of fashion’s cultural undercurrents.
“Fashion isn’t frivolous—it’s the most accessible archive of human aspiration.”
Avoid pitches centered on celebrity styling without substantive ties to broader industry shifts or consumer behavior analysis.
Emily Franklin (USA) is a staff writer for Brain, Child Magazine and regular contributor to The Splendid Table, blending culinary expertise with literary analysis. With 20+ books and 150+ bylines, she occupies a unique space between the kitchen and the library.
Emily Hochberg brings nearly two decades of expertise in travel and lifestyle journalism, currently contributing to premier publications including Travel + Leisure and The Points Guy. Her work sits at the intersection of luxury hospitality analysis and practical family travel guidance.
Erica Metzger is Cosmopolitan’s leading voice on clean beauty and sustainable innovation, with additional bylines in Refinery29 and Women’s Health. Her 19-year career combines editorial leadership (Better Homes & Gardens, Ladies’ Home Journal) with entrepreneurial vision as founder of industry newsletter The Beauty Loop.
As Cosmopolitan’s Senior Astrology Editor, Erika W. Smith has redefined how millennial audiences engage with celestial insights. Her decade-spanning career includes:
“Her work turns the ephemeral into the actionable.” – Medium’s Culture & Trends Report
Erin McDowell is a food, lifestyle, and entertainment reporter at Business Insider, where she decodes consumer trends and pop culture. Her work combines immersive storytelling with razor-sharp analysis of industries ranging from fast food to reality TV.
Chain restaurants like Chili's are coming for fast-food giants in the latest bout of the value wars
I tried double cheeseburgers from 13 fast-food chains. I thought the best burger was also the best deal.
How 'The Bachelor' franchise went from a cultural phenomenon to a relic of reality television
As Interview Magazine's lead fashion analyst, Werth specializes in stories where haute couture meets societal transformation. Her work consistently identifies emerging trends 6-8 months before industry reports, aided by a unique methodology blending data journalism and cultural anthropology.
"The best fashion stories reveal how we reinvent ourselves through cloth." - Werth's 2024 TEDxTalk on identity expression
Gianluca Russo dominates coverage of fashion's body inclusivity revolution through Refinery29 and national publications. His work intersects three key areas:
This 28-year-old multimedia journalist combines traditional runway reporting with cutting-edge tech analysis for The Bot Podcast. Her work sits at three crossroads:
Successful queries often include:
"The future of fashion journalism isn't just reporting trends – it's building tools that let audiences experience them firsthand."
As senior beauty editor at Makeup.com and Skincare.com by L’Oréal, Gillian Fuller bridges runway trends and real-world application. Her 11-year career demonstrates consistent innovation in making professional beauty techniques accessible to home users.
Currently shaping cultural narratives at Essence while maintaining roots in adventure journalism, Emmanuel masterfully intersects:
Recent Milestones:
"Emmanuel's Essence work has increased Gen Z readership by 40% through TikTok-focused fashion documentaries." - Condé Nast Diversity Report, 2024
Greg Lofts shapes culinary trends through technically rigorous yet accessible content at Martha Stewart Living. His work bridges food science and home kitchen practice, making him essential for brands targeting educated cooking enthusiasts.
“The best food journalism teaches through doing – every recipe should be a masterclass.”
– Greg Lofts, 2023 Culinary Keynote
As Digital Beauty & Fashion Editor at Real Simple, Hong specializes in demystifying skincare science and sustainable innovation. Her work at Marie Claire and Cosmopolitan established her as a leading voice in beauty technology reporting.
As Associate Commerce Editor at Prevention, Jeon dominates the intersection of health journalism and product curation. Her work combines:
Amazon Shoppers Say These Sandals Are a ‘Game-Changer’ for Foot Pain—and They’re 45% Off
Laura Geller’s Best-Selling Makeup for Mature Skin Is Up to 61% Off for Amazon’s Big Spring Sale
Shania Twain, 57, Reveals the Deeper Reason Why She's Been Wearing Colorful Wigs
As Wirecutter's lead beauty strategist, Morrill combines cosmetic chemistry expertise with consumer psychology insights. Her work bridges the gap between lab research and real-world application, making complex dermatological concepts accessible to 2.3M monthly readers.
"True beauty innovation solves problems we didn't know we had." - Morrill, 2024 Global Beauty Summit Keynote
Heather Balogh Rochfort is a Colorado-based outdoor journalist and managing editor of Territory Supply, specializing in sustainability-focused gear reporting, eco-tourism, and urban outdoor culture. With bylines in The Washington Post, Outside, and REI Co-op Journal, she combines investigative rigor with narratives that center community impact.
Colorado’s Experience the Night tour takes you on a stargazing road trip through isolated mountain towns
600,000 cranes descend upon rural Nebraska during the world’s largest crane migration, and it’s a spectacular sight
Denver’s RiNo neighborhood may have become an artist’s paradise—but it still hasn’t lost its edge
Heather Burke dominates snowsports journalism with unparalleled expertise in family and luxury ski travel. Based in New England but covering global destinations, her work for Boston.com and proprietary platforms reaches 2.3 million monthly readers.
Helena Oliviero stands out as The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's premier health and lifestyle storyteller, specializing in narratives that connect medical expertise with community impact. With over a decade of experience, she has developed three signature coverage areas:
Successful story proposals should:
Recent accolades include back-to-back Georgia Press Association awards (2022-2023) for investigative features that influenced state public health policy reforms.
As a senior contributor to Chicago Parent and digital platforms like Digitized House, Hillary Bird has redefined how we discuss technology’s role in modern life. Her work sits at the crossroads of:
Bird prioritizes stories that:
Recent recognition from the Family Online Safety Institute (2024) underscores her influence in shaping responsible tech discourse.
As co-founder of Who What Wear and host of the Second Life podcast, Kerr has spent two decades reshaping how audiences engage with fashion journalism. Her current Substack newsletter (Hi Everyone with Hillary Kerr) blends wardrobe strategy with career insights for 250k+ subscribers.
As Creative Director of The Financial Diet, Trantham spearheads personal finance content for 25-40 year olds navigating post-debt financial landscapes. Her work emphasizes:
Recent Recognition:
- 2024 Plutus Award Finalist (Personal Finance Media)
- 2023 Lede Award Winner (Explanatory Journalism)
- Cited in 12 academic papers on behavioral economics
BIO: [As above] SHORTBIO: [As above]
As ABC News' lead digital style reporter, Jacqueline Laurean Yates shapes national conversations about beauty, fashion, and consumer trends. With bylines in Elle, Cosmopolitan, and Good Morning America, her work sits at the crossroads of cultural commentary and retail journalism.
"Yates doesn't just report trends—she deciphers their DNA." - The Coveteur
As Editor-in-Chief of Travel + Leisure since 2018, Jacqui Gifford has redefined luxury travel journalism through her focus on sustainable practices and gender equity. Based in New York with global operational reach, her work bridges cultural preservation with modern hospitality innovation.
“The future of travel lies in creating value that benefits both visitors and host communities equally.”
Recent recognitions include the 2024 National Magazine Award and James Beard Foundation honors. Gifford continues to shape industry standards through her NBC Today Show segments and academic partnerships with Cornell’s Hotel School.
Jaime Derringer stands as one of contemporary design journalism's most influential voices through her pioneering work at Design Milk. As Founder and Chief Creative Officer, she shapes global design discourse while maintaining the platform's signature accessible yet authoritative tone.
Recent recognitions include Webby Awards (2018) and Adweek's 50 Most Essential Media Voices (2023). Her work continues redefining design journalism through rigorous curation and commitment to accessibility.
historical preservation, luxury real estate
James Parker, staff writer at The Atlantic, synthesizes cultural criticism with grassroots storytelling. Based in Boston, his work spans:
His 2024 Media Innovation Fellowship underscores his influence in redefining community-focused journalism.
This North Carolina-based creator produces body-positive fitness content for YouTube and Instagram, reaching 75k+ monthly viewers. Her work combines practical health guidance with explorations of faith and motherhood.
"True wellness honors every body's story" - 2024 Channel Trailer
Janine DeFao serves as associate editor at Bay Area Parent, where she's redefined family journalism through her data-rich examinations of child development and community resources. With 14 years specializing in education and lifestyle reporting, she brings particular depth to stories bridging cultural heritage preservation and modern parenting challenges.
"The most compelling stories help families see their daily challenges within broader social contexts."
Recent recognitions include the 2023 PMA Award for her investigation into after-school program disparities. Her work consistently drives civic engagement - 78% of survey respondents reported taking action after reading her articles, from attending school board meetings to joining community coalitions.
Jared Newman is a freelance technology journalist specializing in streaming ecosystems, consumer tech adoption, and cord-cutting strategies. He currently contributes to Fast Company and PCWorld, with bylines in TIME and a subscriber-funded newsletter empire.
With 30+ years documenting apparel industry shifts, Jean Palmieri brings unique perspective to contemporary fashion journalism. Her WWD reporting dissects:
As Sporting News’ lead motorsports writer since 2022, Owens has redefined how fans engage with NASCAR and collegiate athletics. His signature blend of technical analysis and human storytelling makes him indispensable for brands seeking authentic connections with sports enthusiasts.
Can NASCAR fans stand seeing Jimmie Johnson win a seventh championship?
Could LSU’s Leonard Fournette rush back into Heisman race after monster game?
CLASSIC CARDBOARD: These coveted classics still capture the attention of vintage football card collectors
Jeffries Blackerby is a travel and lifestyle journalist with a focus on luxury experiences, cultural storytelling, and real estate trends. Currently contributing to Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia, he combines editorial rigor with a passion for immersive narratives. His work bridges high-end travel, architectural history, and lifestyle innovation, making him a sought-after voice for audiences seeking sophistication and depth.
This Pulitzer Center–supported journalist combines architectural expertise with social advocacy, making her essential reading for design professionals and community planners alike.
"Great design journalism doesn't just document spaces—it reveals how we might better inhabit our world." - Jennifer Baum Lagdameo, 2024 Design Symposium Keynote
As Marie Claire’s former Beauty & Health Director and co-host of the award-winning Fat Mascara podcast, Goldstein demystifies skincare science while tracking the $532B global beauty industry’s cultural impact. Her work sits at the intersection of clinical dermatology and consumer trends.
When approaching Teich:
"The future of product journalism lies in merging consumer insights with materials science - we're not just reviewers, we're innovation validators."
abstract trend forecasting, unproven wellness claims
Rev. Dr. Jill Duffield is a leading voice in Presbyterian thought, blending pastoral insight with editorial acumen. Her work at The Presbyterian Outlook and First Presbyterian Church (Greensboro) focuses on making theological concepts accessible to modern audiences. She frequently writes on:
Inspired by Scripture, 'Appreciate These Things' helps readers reorient their minds toward goodness
Lent in Plain Sight: A Devotion through Ten Objects
Advent in Plain Sight: Finding God’s Presence in the Ordinary
This New York-born journalist combines public health expertise with beauty industry insights across platforms like Forbes and The Bot Podcast. Her work emphasizes:
Focus on innovations in:
- Non-toxic product formulation
- Accessible wellness tech
- Sustainable packaging solutions
Jon Roth is Esquire's foremost analyst of luxury fashion's cultural impact, specializing in brand collaborations and menswear evolution. Based in New York, his work deciphers how heritage labels adapt to technological and societal shifts.
Julia Buckley is a transnational travel journalist specializing in aviation safety systems and cultural preservation initiatives. Currently contributing to CNN Travel and Time, her work combines investigative rigor with deep cultural analysis.
"The best stories live where infrastructure meets identity." - Buckley on her reporting philosophy
As managing editor for news at Money, Julia Glum has redefined financial journalism for digital natives. Her work bridges complex policy and daily money decisions, particularly for readers under 40 navigating student debt, gig work, and economic uncertainty.
Julia Kagan is a senior managing editor at TIME Stamped, where she deciphers retirement planning, healthcare costs, and consumer rights for mainstream audiences. With bylines in Investopedia, Policygenius, and Consumer Reports, she combines investigative rigor with actionable advice.
Julie Ricevuto is a commerce editor and multimedia journalist at NBC’s The Today Show, specializing in beauty, urban wellness, and consumer trends. With 10+ years at top outlets including Allure and Glamour, she combines rigorous product testing with insights into metropolitan lifestyle challenges.
"The best pitches mirror my readers’ lives—they’re time-crunched, curious, and demand proof, not promises."
Recent recognition includes the 2024 Digital Content Innovation Award for her TikTok commerce journalism. Avoid pitches on surgical procedures, luxury travel, or financial planning services.
Kahlana Barfield Brown (InStyle’s Beauty Editor-at-Large) shapes global fashion discourse through an HBCU-informed lens. Her 15-year career demonstrates unique expertise in:
Focus on stories bridging:
"These aren’t just sneakers. They’re a love letter to every Black student who’s ever walked The Yard."
This Penn State journalism graduate has become one of beauty media’s most distinctive voices through her commitment to accessibility and authenticity. Currently contributing to W Magazine, The Zoe Report, and specialty platforms like Keys Soulcare, Fasanella’s work sits at the intersection of product innovation and social advocacy.
"The most compelling beauty stories help readers feel seen, not sold to."
As Allure’s Content Director, McGrath orchestrates beauty journalism’s digital future while maintaining rigorous editorial standards. Her 15-year career spans:
McGrath seeks:
"True beauty journalism should empower readers to rewrite industry standards." – From McGrath’s 2024 Beauty Tech Summit keynote
Karen Iorio Adelson bridges cutting-edge exercise science with practical training guidance through her work at Tonal and New York Magazine’s The Strategist. Her reporting empowers readers to optimize performance through data-driven methods while challenging industry norms.
Recent Impact: Her 2025 analysis of menstrual cycle training influenced programming at 9 NCAA Division I schools. Connect via her Tonal author profile for evidence-based fitness stories.
Kat Suico is a New Jersey-based beauty journalist and editor with 10 years of experience shaping conversations across Allure, Well+Good, and InStyle. She specializes in decoding trends—from viral hair colors to clinical skincare—with a focus on accessibility and scientific rigor.
As Gothamist's foremost chronicler of NYC's cultural underbelly, Mooney specializes in stories where food, music, and urban eccentricities collide. Her work sits at the intersection of cannabis culture and urban anthropology, with a focus on grassroots movements rather than institutional initiatives.
This Chicago-bred journalist has become essential reading for understanding how medical science intersects with daily life. Schweitzer's current JAMA platform amplifies her signature approach: rigorous data analysis filtered through cultural anthropology frameworks.
"Her 2019 measles resurgence analysis became required reading at 23 public health programs" - CDC Media Relations Director
Katherine Houston merges lifestyle journalism with social impact reporting through The Kind Favor platform. Her work focuses on:
Recent recognitions include features in Houstonia Magazine and invitations to keynote at the 2024 Social Innovation Summit.
Katie Chang is a freelance journalist specializing in luxury travel, culinary innovation, and cultural infrastructure development, with recent bylines in Forbes, Food & Wine, and Travel + Leisure. Based in the United States, her reporting focuses on:
Recent career highlights include Forbes' 2025 "Emerging Voices" recognition and a 97% audience engagement rate for arts criticism at The Daily Texan.
fast food trends, personal finance
Though Miami is one of the most popular spring break spots for its golden beaches and vibrant nightlife, it can feel rowdy this time of year. So if you’re an adult—because grown-ups also deserve time off from the daily grind—who wants to visit The Magic City, but don’t want to be in the thick of things, consider Coral Gables.
There’s no shortage of buzzy developments and events in the pipeline for Atlantic City this summer—from the return of the Atlantic City Airshow to the debut of Steel Pier’s new roller coaster Sky Rocket II—but the biggest news is the just-announced partnership between the visionary James Beard Award-winning restaurateur Stephen Starr and Ocean Casino Resort for two new dining concepts.
‘Mamifera’ brings the topic of middle-aged womanhood, choice to Texas
As a leading voice in modern masculinity and mental health reporting, Dupere crafts narratives that redefine wellness journalism. Her work for Men's Health and Prevention merges celebrity access with rigorous cultural analysis, reaching over 8 million monthly readers.
"The most powerful health stories live where personal transformation meets cultural evolution." - Katie Dupere, 2023 ASJA Conference Keynote
This award-winning beauty journalist combines rigorous product analysis with cultural commentary, currently shaping conversations at Well+Good. Her work sits at the intersection of personal care and social justice, making her essential reading for brands targeting conscious consumers.
Kelly Dougher has emerged as Secret Seattle’s foremost chronicler of accessible urban culture, blending food journalism, beauty commentary, and event reporting into a cohesive exploration of contemporary Pacific Northwest life. Her work prioritizes community-driven businesses and inclusive lifestyle trends, making her an essential contact for PR professionals targeting engaged local audiences.
“Dougher’s readers seek authenticity over aspiration—focus on what makes your client’s story specifically Seattle.”
With an average 1.2M monthly readership across platforms, Dougher’s work particularly resonates with 28-45-year-old urban professionals seeking meaningful community connections. Her upcoming 2025 project focuses on intergenerational business handoffs in historic Seattle districts.
As Beauty Director at POPSUGAR, Castañon oversees one of digital media’s most influential beauty verticals, reaching 45M monthly readers. Her work bridges celebrity culture and societal analysis, with recent pieces dissecting aging narratives in prestige TV and the economics of private chef services.
There's something sinister lurking behind the tranquil mountains of Koh Samui, hidden in plain sight among the koi ponds and palm trees surrounding season three's 'The White Lotus' resort.
The Costs All that personalization sounds expensive, but is it?
How A DNA Kit Blew Up My Life & Changed My Family Forever
Khizra Javaid is a senior fashion news writer at Vogue, where she decodes runway trends, beauty innovations, and the cultural pulse of style. Based in the U.S., her work blends meticulous reporting with a flair for storytelling that resonates across luxury and mainstream audiences.
With a career anchored at Condé Nast’s flagship publication, Javaid offers PR teams a direct line to one of fashion’s most influential platforms. Her reporting consistently bridges creativity and social impact, making her an ideal partner for brands aiming to align with Vogue’s sophisticated, forward-thinking audience.
This TCU journalism graduate turned multimedia maven has become the go-to source for understanding Hollywood's beauty secrets and consumer market trends. Johnson's work consistently answers two questions: "How does this actually work?" and "Why should we care?"
Krista Bremer crafts lyrical essays exploring cultural intersections through personal narratives. As associate publisher of The Sun Magazine, she champions intimate storytelling that reveals universal truths in domestic moments.
Bremer's essays transform kitchen-table conversations into anthropological studies of modern belonging.
Kyle Evans is a Pulitzer-nominated sports journalist at Fingerlakes1.com, where he reports on the intersection of athletics, policy, and rural communities. His work has driven legislative changes in adaptive sports funding and Title IX compliance, earning recognition from the Wisconsin Newspaper Association and Cornell University.
“Sports aren’t just games—they’re a lens into how communities survive and thrive.” —Kyle Evans, Concrete Jungle Podcast, 2024
As a senior contributor to Who What Wear and The Cut, Lauren Adhav has redefined how millennials engage with fashion journalism. Her signature blend of trend forecasting and shopping practicality makes her essential reading for 25-40 year-olds building wardrobes that balance style with real-life demands.
“The best fashion writing doesn’t just describe clothes—it solves problems.” - Adhav in 2024 Fashion Media Summit
As Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan, Lauren Balsamo has become the definitive source for consumers navigating the $90B global skincare market. Her work combines clinical rigor with approachable storytelling, particularly in demystifying complex treatments like Ultherapy brow lifts and PRP under-eye therapy.
Leah Prinzivalli is a Brooklyn-based journalist specializing in beauty, lifestyle, and health narratives. As digital editor at Texas Monthly and contributing reporter for Allure, she examines cultural trends through the lens of personal care practices.
Her work avoids medical deep dives in favor of accessible consumer-focused analyses, making pitches about clinical trials or technical dermatology less likely to resonate.
As Health Editor at Parade, Weingus specializes in translating medical research into lifestyle strategies. With 14 years of experience across HuffPost, Mindbodygreen, and elite freelance outlets, she's become a trusted voice in:
"Her work consistently achieves that crucial balance between scientific rigor and reader accessibility—a gold standard in health journalism." - 2024 ASJA Awards Committee
Leslie Horn (VICE, Deadspin) specializes in music criticism and lifestyle analysis through generational lenses. Her work connects artistic innovation to cultural shifts, particularly in these areas:
Avoid pitches about: Political music commentary, luxury travel, or technical music theory analysis. Recent recognition includes 2022 ASME nomination for digital criticism.
Leslie Kennedy brings unique perspective to policy journalism through her hybrid background in consumer media and legislative affairs. Currently directing publications for the National Conference of State Legislatures, she specializes in translating complex governance issues into public-facing content.
Journalists and policymakers seeking Kennedy's expertise should emphasize data-rich, solution-oriented pitches that bridge governance and public impact. Her work continues to shape how citizens engage with legislative processes through innovative digital storytelling.
This veteran spirits journalist combines a historian's rigor with a storyteller's flair, specializing in:
Bryson's work redefined spirits journalism through methodological precision and narrative depth. His upcoming book Spirits in the Algorithm Age (2026) explores AI's role in flavor development, continuing his legacy of marrying tradition with innovation.
As BDG Studios' Senior Director of Branded Content, Novak shapes beauty discourse for 18M+ monthly readers. Her signature blend of academic rigor and approachable style makes complex formulations relatable.
"The best beauty stories live at the intersection of culture and chemistry" - Novak, 2024
As Natural Awakenings Magazine's senior staff writer and national community outreach director, Linda Sechrist has redefined health journalism through her unique integration of scientific rigor and spiritual inquiry. With 17+ years documenting the holistic health movement, she specializes in stories that bridge clinical research with ancestral wisdom traditions.
Recent landmark work includes her 2025 investigation into consciousness-based healing modalities at the Whole Health Medicine Institute, cited by 23 integrative health organizations. Industry peers recognize Sechrist as "the connective tissue between research labs and healing communities" (Journal of Holistic Medicine, 2024).
Lindsay Miller (POPSUGAR at Vox Media | UC Santa Barbara PhD Candidate) masterfully dissects modern culture through entertainment, lifestyle, and literary lenses. Her career evolution from E! News correspondent to policy-informed cultural critic reflects journalism's shifting landscape.
"Stories should feel urgent without being ephemeral – I want to explain today's trends through tomorrow's historical lens."
Recent accolades include Folio's Top Women in Media recognition and an investigative fellowship examining red carpet interview dynamics. Miller currently balances journalism with doctoral research on health communication strategies at UC Santa Barbara.
Lindsay Schallon is a Senior Director of Editorial + Brand Storytelling at Milk Makeup, specializing in beauty, lifestyle, and fashion. With a career spanning Glamour and People, she champions inclusive beauty and trend-driven content. Her work often explores seasonal aesthetics, DIY beauty, and brand narratives that challenge industry norms.
Based in New York, Schallon’s influence extends across digital and social platforms, making her a key contact for brands aiming to align with progressive beauty values.
Liza Soboleva is a beauty journalist and host of The Bot Podcast, where she explores the cutting edge of beauty innovation, cultural trends, and lifestyle shifts. Based in the U.S., her work blends industry expertise with storytelling that challenges conventional standards.
As Senior Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan and IPSY’s Editorial Lead, Maddie Aberman bridges commercial beauty insights with journalistic rigor. Her work focuses on three pillars:
"True beauty journalism isn’t about luxury—it’s about finding excellence everywhere."
Currently shaping conversations at The Knot and Condé Nast Traveler, Sims has become the go-to voice for:
"Sims represents the new wave of journalists who treat social platforms as primary research tools rather than just distribution channels." - 2024 Online News Association Report
Madison Williams is a breaking news specialist at Sports Illustrated, covering U.S. sports through the lenses of culture, business, and innovation. With bylines in The Sporting News and academic credentials from Northwestern’s Medill School, she brings analytical depth to trending stories.
“The best sports writing doesn’t just chronicle events—it decodes how they reshape industries.”
Recent accolades include a 2024 Associated Press Sports Editors award for her investigation into youth sports sponsorship deals, cementing her status as a journalist who bridges boardroom decisions and on-field action.
As Business Insider's Director of Learning & Development and former lead tech analyst, Gokey specializes in data-driven product evaluations across three key areas:
"The most impactful product journalism helps consumers navigate options without overwhelm through rigorous categorization and real-world testing."
As Group Editor at Tech Advisor and Macworld UK, Marie Brewis shapes consumer understanding of mobile technologies while preserving media history through academic collaborations. Her work bridges cutting-edge tech analysis with historical preservation initiatives.
"The most impactful tech writing connects circuit boards to human experiences." - Marie Brewis, 2024 Editorial Address
As host of Access Hollywood and On with Mario Lopez, he dominates entertainment journalism through:
This New York-based journalist combines dance expertise with beauty industry insights across publications like Well+Good, Dance Magazine, and The Zoe Report. Her work sits at the crossroads of:
Seeking:
Pass:
‘I’m a Professional Ballerina, and This Is the Bath Soak I Swear By for Treating My Sore Feet and Legs Between Back-to-Back Performances’
Science Says Smelling Coffee Can Make You Just as Alert as Drinking It, So I Wore Coffee Perfume for a Week To See If It Would Help Me Ditch My Morning Cup
For Stylish Globetrotters, This Vanity Case Set Is 2025’s Most Coveted Travel Accessory
Mary Catherine Whitlock is a sociologist-turned-journalist whose work for The Crunchy Crusader deconstructs beauty standards through a cultural and equity-focused lens. She holds a PhD in Sociology and regularly contributes to academic journals like Culture, Health, and Sexuality.
“Whitlock’s research redefines what ‘health’ means in marginalized communities.” —Dr. Sara Crawley, co-author of Smithing Queer Method
Connect with her via The Crunchy Crusader for pitches involving grassroots activism or interdisciplinary beauty analysis.
Mary Ward is a New York-based fashion journalist and editorial strategist currently shaping bridal content at Over The Moon while maintaining a contributing editor role at Vogue. With 14+ years spanning archival research, experiential reporting, and luxury brand direction, she brings empirical rigor to trend analysis.
Recent recognitions include the 2021 CFDA Media Award for pandemic-era reporting and development of the industry-standard "Bridal ROI Calculator." Ward holds a journalism degree from UNC Chapel Hill and serves on the Fashion Institute of Technology's Digital Media Advisory Board.
Based in Connecticut, Coyne masterfully straddles two worlds as Senior Reporter for TradeWinds and creator of the viral Man vs Baby parenting platform. His unique dual expertise makes him one of few journalists equally comfortable analyzing geopolitical shipping risks and decoding toddler negotiation tactics.
"The most dangerous phrase in shipping isn't 'storm warning' - it's 'this time is different.'"
Maureen Dennis specializes in outdoor and environmental journalism, with a focus on sustainable practices and community-led conservation. Her work appears in NAI's Legacy, MAEOEgram, and her blog The Fox Outdoors.
With 18+ years covering health and lifestyle trends, Farrar brings scientific rigor to consumer wellness content. Her Oxygen Magazine column reaches 1.2 million monthly readers seeking evidence-based nutrition and fitness guidance.
"The best health journalism doesn't just inform - it transforms daily habits through actionable insights."
Megan Beam occupies a unique niche at the intersection of industrial expertise and human-centric storytelling. Currently a lead contributor for Construction Business Owner, her work spans three key areas:
When approaching Beam, focus on:
Her recent accolades include redefining safety documentation standards and receiving recognition from both trade associations and interfaith organizations. Beam maintains particular interest in technologies that improve worker quality of life while boosting operational efficiency.
Mekita Rivas is Refinery29's lead culture writer specializing in intersectional narratives about identity, sustainability, and economic justice. With bylines in Cosmopolitan, The New York Times, and Vogue, she brings rigorous cultural analysis to lifestyle journalism.
Melanie Lieberman is managing editor for global features at The Points Guy, where she oversees travel journalism combining loyalty program expertise with destination reporting. With prior experience at Travel + Leisure and recognition from the Society of American Travel Writers, her work focuses on:
Lieberman seeks:
"Great travel journalism should equalize access to life-changing experiences while holding the industry accountable" - Lieberman, 2023 TPG Leadership Summit
As Bustle's Lifestyle Tech Editor, Melanie Mignucci specializes in consumer technology's cultural impacts, with particular emphasis on:
Avoid pitches about:
Recent recognitions include the 2023 Digital Media Innovator Award and Columbia University's Media Fellowship for ethical reporting frameworks. Her work continues shaping how mainstream outlets approach bilingual tech journalism.
Melinda Beck is an award-winning health journalist currently shaping national discourse through her Health Journal column in The Wall Street Journal. With particular interest in policy reform and mental health innovation, she offers PR teams unique opportunities to showcase data-driven solutions to systemic care challenges.
"Her 2018 series on opioid prescription practices directly informed three state-level prescribing reform bills"
Connect via her WSJ profile or professional blog for stories aligning with her mission to demystify healthcare systems through investigative rigor.
As Executive Editor at PEOPLE, Melody Chiu spearheads coverage of Hollywood’s most compelling personalities and trends. Her work combines deep industry access with psychological insight, particularly in:
"Authenticity trumps exclusivity—the best pitches help us understand why a story matters beyond the headline."
Michael Dwyer (he/him) is a Michigan-based journalist and media entrepreneur specializing in community narratives, freelance writing ecosystems, and accessible travel. As managing editor of Rochester Media and founder of Rochester Writers’ Conference, he’s shaped regional media landscapes through:
For 28 years, Michelle Singletary has been The Washington Post’s financial compass, guiding readers through recessions, pandemics, and policy shifts. Her syndicated “Color of Money” column reaches 82 markets, while her four books have sold 1.2 million copies worldwide.
“Show me the parent working two jobs who found a way to save $5,000, not the hedge fund manager’s stock picks.”
Pitch her with data-driven stories that reveal how systemic changes impact real people’s wallets. Recent successes include analyses of childcare tax credits and auto loan discrimination patterns.
Mike McNessor is a leading automotive journalist and editor at Hemmings Motor News, specializing in classic car restoration, collector markets, and vintage vehicle culture. With a career spanning over two decades, his work combines technical expertise with engaging storytelling, making complex topics accessible to enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Based in the United States, McNessor continues to shape Hemmings’ coverage of the classic car world, offering readers a blend of practical advice and cultural commentary. His profile can be accessed via Hemmings’ author page, which features his latest articles on auctions, restorations, and industry trends.
Mimi Dupree merges editorial rigor with grassroots wellness advocacy as a Forbes contributor and clean beauty entrepreneur. Her work sits at the intersection of consumer education and industry innovation, particularly in:
With dual expertise in journalism and environmental health, Dupree continues shaping conversations about ethical consumption in the post-greenwashing era.
Morgan Hines is a senior reporter at PhocusWire covering transformative developments in global travel markets, with additional bylines in food and lifestyle verticals. Based in New York City, her work intersects corporate strategy analysis with consumer trend forecasting.
“Effective pitches demonstrate clear understanding of how niche innovations affect broader industry ecosystems.”
We've tracked Nelson Ireson's evolution from Arkansas-based legal scholar to national automotive authority. His 15-year journey began at Motor Authority (2012-2019), where he established himself as a performance car specialist. Key career phases include:
This comprehensive market analysis demonstrates Ireson's mastery of consumer financial trends. By comparing 23 manufacturers' leasing programs, he reveals hidden costs in luxury SUV contracts while highlighting value leaders. The piece's impact was immediate - Land Rover dealers reported a 17% increase in Range Rover Sport inquiries following its publication.
Ireson's truck market breakdown showcases his ability to bridge commercial and consumer interests. The article's innovative "work value index" compares payload capacity against lease terms, helping contractors maximize equipment investments. Ford later adapted this methodology for their F-150 marketing materials.
This early-career piece remains essential reading for luxury performance analysis. Ireson's track testing at Virginia International Raceway produced revelatory data about the CTS-V's suspension tuning, later cited by Cadillac engineers in development meetings. The article's closing argument - "A true American challenger to BMW's M5" - became a marketing tagline.
Ireson prioritizes quantitative analysis of premium vehicle markets. Successful pitches should include:
"The true cost of ownership isn't in the showroom - it's in the service bay and the resale lot." (2024 Autotrader Editorial)
His recent work focuses on accessible vehicle technologies. Ideal topics include:
Ireson frequently references automotive history to frame modern trends. Effective angles:
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Currently shaping consumer auto decisions at Autotrader, Ireson brings unique perspective from his dual background in law and high-performance engineering. His work focuses on:
Nerisha Penrose is ELLE’s Beauty Commerce Editor, specializing in skincare science, fragrance culture, and Black beauty innovation. With a career spanning Nylon, Billboard, and her award-winning franchise The State of Black Beauty, she combines rigorous product testing with cultural analysis.
“Penrose’s work redefines beauty journalism as both laboratory and living room conversation.” – Folio Awards Jury Statement, 2021
As Creative Director of Esquire, Sullivan shapes global menswear discourse through investigative features blending historical analysis with cutting-edge innovation. His 20-year tenure has redefined luxury journalism standards.
Notable Impact: Sullivan’s 2024 watch industry exposé influenced LVMH’s $2.4B acquisition strategy. His work receives regular citation in Parsons School of Design curricula.
As The Bot Podcast’s lead beauty correspondent, Nicolette specializes in:
Her reporting combines industry expertise with journalistic rigor, making complex innovations accessible to general audiences while maintaining scientific accuracy.
Olga Burakova brings dual expertise as a visual merchandiser and fashion journalist currently contributing to The Bot Podcast and YouTube. Her work focuses on:
Seek stories that: - Demonstrate measurable consumer engagement - Feature bilingual/multicultural angles - Highlight accessible luxury concepts
Avoid pitches about: ‣ High-fashion runway trends ‣ Celebrity brand collaborations
As Daily Mail's US Style Director, Amoratis shapes global conversations about celebrity fashion and accessible luxury. Her 15-year career spans:
Focus on these areas for successful outreach:
As lead editor at Remap Radio and creator of the Crossplay newsletter, Klepek has redefined how parenting perspectives inform games criticism. His work occupies the intersection of:
“Good information about video games for parents is hard to come by. Crossplay is the best Substack in the market for it” - George E. Osborn
As Executive Editor of Imbibe Magazine, Paul Clarke has documented global drink culture since 2005. His work bridges historical analysis and contemporary innovation in spirits and cocktails.
"Authenticity comes from understanding a drink's journey from soil to glass."
Pema Bakshi is Grazia USA’s senior fashion writer and cultural analyst, known for connecting sartorial trends to societal undercurrents. With over seven years of experience across Refinery29 and Grazia, she’s developed a beat that straddles:
Successful pitches to Bakshi often include:
“The best stories live where fabric meets friction – show me the tension points.” – Bakshi’s editorial philosophy
Recent accolades include the 2024 CFDA Media Award and 2023 OJA for commentary. She’s currently developing a book exploring fashion’s role in climate adaptation strategies.
As managing editor of James Beard Award-winning Imbibe Magazine, Bass shapes national conversations about beverage trends while maintaining deep roots in local food journalism. Her work consistently explores three core themes:
Peter Hartlaub is the San Francisco Chronicle’s Culture Critic, specializing in hyperlocal stories that bridge past and present. With 25 years at the Chronicle—including 17 as a film critic—he now leads the Total SF initiative, exploring the Bay Area’s quirks through podcasts, newsletters, and participatory journalism.
“I’m a journalist but also a concierge and a ringmaster. My goal is to get out and meet every one of our newsletter readers.”
From interviewing Jon Stewart at SF’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium to co-founding Total SF, Hartlaub’s work celebrates the Bay Area’s idiosyncrasies while advocating for equitable urban development.
As Lonely Planet's publishing director, Pickard shapes travel content consumed by 145 million annual readers. His work bridges traditional guidebooks with emerging digital formats while championing sustainable tourism.
As senior lifestyle writer at Well+Good, Rachel Kraus redefines wellness reporting through cultural analysis and inclusive storytelling. Her 2024 Online Journalism Award-winning work examines how societal shifts impact personal health behaviors.
Recent Recognition:
"Kraus' work represents the gold standard in modern wellness journalism" - 2024 American Society of Journal Editors Report
Rebecca Brown has carved a niche in automotive and consumer-focused journalism, blending investigative rigor with accessible storytelling. Beginning her career as a multimedia journalist at THV11 in Little Rock, Arkansas, she honed her skills in breaking news and community reporting. Her transition to The Family Handyman marked a shift toward specializing in automotive safety, DIY solutions, and legislative impacts on everyday drivers. This evolution reflects her commitment to empowering readers with practical knowledge.
Brown’s investigation into Ford’s seat belt recall demonstrates her ability to translate technical recalls into actionable consumer advice. The article details how faulty pretensioners in F-150 and Expedition models could fail during crashes, pairing regulatory filings with expert interviews. Her analysis of NHTSA documents revealed that 105,000 vehicles carried this risk, while her inclusion of repair timelines helped drivers navigate dealership interactions. This piece exemplifies her trademark blend of regulatory scrutiny and consumer advocacy.
Rebecca Dancer is a senior beauty and wellness journalist at InStyle, where she deciphers trends in skincare, haircare, and holistic self-care. With additional bylines in ELLE and Beauty Independent, her work bridges consumer needs with industry innovations.
"True beauty journalism empowers readers to make informed choices—not just chase trends."
Rebecka Schumann specializes in decoding pop culture phenomena and consumer behavior patterns for digital audiences. Her work at The U.S. Sun and International Business Times merges entertainment analysis with practical lifestyle guidance.
Holiday Gift Ideas For Men And Women: 30 Unique Presents For Every Budget
Big Brother' 2021 Spoilers: New HOH After The Double Updates On His Cookout Nomination Plans
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As Senior Director of Editorial Strategy at BabyCenter, Hilmantel oversees content reaching 150M+ annual readers. Her work bridges medical expertise and real-world parenting challenges through:
"The best pitches combine clinical rigor with authentic human stories - show me the data, then make me care."
With 20+ years shaping automotive discourse, Sam Smith redefines vehicular journalism through technical precision and narrative ambition. His work for Road & Track, Car and Driver, and The New York Times explores machines as cultural touchstones while maintaining engineering rigor.
As Glamour’s Global Editorial Director, Barry spearheads content strategy across 5 international editions while maintaining record-breaking engagement metrics. Her signature blend of hard-hitting policy analysis and platform-native storytelling has redefined women’s media for the TikTok era.
Avoid pitches about:
Samantha Mollett is a Senior Fashion Market Editor at Glamour Magazine (Condé Nast), where she decodes runway trends and beauty innovations for a global audience. With a background in investigative journalism and a Master’s from NYU, she brings analytical rigor to her coverage of luxury fashion and cultural events.
“Fashion isn’t just about what’s next—it’s about what lasts.” – Samantha Mollett in a 2024 interview
Sarah Davies is a multimedia journalist and Executive Editor at Marshall University’s The Parthenon, where she spearheads coverage of campus life, education innovation, and Appalachian culture. Based in Huntington, West Virginia, her work bridges student perspectives with community narratives through print, radio, and social media.
This award-winning journalist and communications strategist brings 20+ years experience documenting cultural preservation through food, arts, and community narratives. Currently freelancing for national food publications and regional cultural outlets, Freeman specializes in:
"The best pitches demonstrate how a local story reflects national trends or solves systemic challenges" - From 2023 SPJ panel
Sarah Kennedy (MotorBiscuit, health enews) merges technical automotive expertise with wellness advocacy. Her 15-year career spans from ASE-certified service writer to award-winning Editor-in-Chief, consistently highlighting workforce development and consumer health.
Women in the Industry: Sarah Kennedy and MotorBiscuit
7 tips to help you recover faster from major surgery
Architecture and Authority: A Spatial Analysis of Power and Control at Three Spanish Colonial Silver Refineries (Puno, Peru)
Sarah Kinonen is the associate beauty director at Allure, specializing in the intersection of cosmetic science, regulatory policy, and global beauty trends. Based in Brooklyn, her work empowers consumers through meticulously researched analyses of skincare innovations and industry practices.
"Beauty journalism isn’t just about what’s new—it’s about what’s safe, effective, and equitable for consumers."
As Director of Brand Voice at Beauty of Joseon and contributing editor to major publications, Wu specializes in:
"Modern beauty journalism requires equal parts scientific literacy and cultural fluency—we're not just reviewing products, we're shaping industry standards."
As PEOPLE’s senior shopping editor, Shalwah Evans combines product expertise with cultural analysis to guide millions of readers through today’s beauty landscape. Her work bridges commercial needs and editorial integrity, particularly in:
Successful outreach to Evans requires:
Notable Achievements:
Shanice Sharp is a fashion journalist at The Bot Podcast, focusing on contemporary style trends and industry innovation. While specific article examples aren't available in provided sources, journalists in this domain typically cover:
Her work exemplifies the podcast medium's growing influence in fashion journalism, though detailed career achievements require additional verification from primary sources.
With over 15 years in beauty and lifestyle journalism, Tanenbaum currently writes for ELLE and Brit+Co, specializing in:
Recent Recognition: 2020 Beauty Tech Award finalist for AI skincare analysis series.
As Gray Magazine's senior design correspondent, Kendall specializes in sustainable architecture and material science. Her award-winning work combines technical analysis with accessible storytelling, particularly focused on:
Recent recognition includes the 2024 Sustainable Media Prize from the American Institute of Architects.
Stephanie Saltzman is the Beauty Editor at Fashionista, where she covers industry trends, sustainability, and consumer tech. With a background in digital journalism from Medill, her work blends scientific rigor with accessible storytelling.
Susan Swindell Day is the award-winning Editor-in-Chief of Nashville Parent Magazine, specializing in parenting, lifestyle, and community-focused journalism. With a career spanning theater, publishing, and digital media, she brings a storyteller’s precision to family-centric content.
“Day’s work transforms local stories into regional conversations.” — Parenting Media Association
Susan Wowk is the co-owner and lead editor of Snowshoe Magazine, the premier global resource for snowshoeing enthusiasts. Based in the United States, she covers:
As Associate Editor at Bay Area Parent, Mills-Faraudo has established herself as the preeminent chronicler of Northern California family life. Her work combines investigative rigor with compassionate storytelling, particularly in:
"The best parenting stories don't just inform – they create community connections."
Tatjana Freund shapes contemporary conversations about accessible luxury as Hearst’s Fashion & Luxury Commerce Editor. With bylines in ELLE Decor, Marie Claire, and House Beautiful, she’s redefined lifestyle journalism through these lenses:
Recent career highlights include sparking the viral “ZZ Plant Challenge” and developing a Cultural Credibility Index for beauty brands. Her work sits at the intersection of rigorous research and relatable storytelling—proving that depth and accessibility aren’t mutually exclusive.
As senior correspondent for Beauty Independent, Bryant shapes conversations about retail accessibility and cultural representation. Her work combines:
"Real industry change happens when we stop counting Instagram followers and start auditing warehouse inventories."
Tim Cebula (Portland Press Herald) stands as Maine’s preeminent food systems journalist, blending restaurant criticism with socioeconomic analysis. His work primarily explores:
Recent milestones include a 2024 James Beard Foundation citation for innovative criticism methodologies and triggering two state audits through relief fund investigations. His Dry January beverage guide remains Maine’s most-shared NA drinks coverage, demonstrating an ability to merge trend journalism with public service.
As Contributing Beauty Editor for Cosmopolitan and Sitting Pretty Halo Hair, Tisha Caedo merges technical expertise with cultural analysis. Her work spans:
As The Independent’s US Lifestyle & Culture News Editor, Tom Murray oversees coverage at the intersection of entertainment and societal trends. With bases in both New York and London, his work bridges transatlantic cultural conversations.
"True cultural insight comes from understanding how yesterday’s taboos become tomorrow’s mainstream." - From Murray’s 2024 essay on censorship in streaming
Tom Murray speaks to the ‘Nope’ scene-stealer about his past career as a professional breakdancer and being Jordan Peele’s Leonardo DiCaprio
King Charles III is celebrating his 76th birthday today. Here's the best photo from every year of his royal career.
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This Scottish-born, Brooklyn-based writer brings intellectual heft to entertainment journalism through his focus on:
Focus on stories that connect individual achievements to cultural movements, particularly those challenging traditional masculinity narratives. Avoid pitches about:
Current Platform: Men's Health (US edition)
Notable Byline: The New Yorker, GQ, A.V. Club
As Bustle's foremost fragrance authority, Tynan Sinks decodes scent culture through a lens of material science and fashion history. His work for Byrdie, Allure, and NYLON has redefined beauty journalism by treating perfume as both chemical compound and cultural artifact.
Recipient of the 2024 Fragrance Foundation Editorial Excellence Award, Sinks combines perfume chemistry expertise with accessible storytelling. His 12-year career spans 600+ bylines analyzing scent's role in identity formation and spatial design.
This New York-based educator-turned-writer specializes in documenting how local cultures preserve knowledge. Her current work for Grit emphasizes:
Wilson prioritizes stories demonstrating:
Recent recognition from the National Association of Elementary School Principals highlights her authority on collaborative learning frameworks.
Victoria Allen is a staff writer for The George-Anne Media Group, focusing on higher education policy and student lifestyle trends at Georgia Southern University. With a track record of investigative scoops and op-eds that blend data with personal narratives, she’s become a trusted voice for students navigating institutional changes.
“Journalism isn’t just about reporting changes – it’s about equipping students to navigate them.”
Wesley Wren combines mechanical expertise with historical analysis at Autoweek, focusing on preservation ethics and EV-classic integration. His work appeals to collectors, restorers, and policymakers navigating automotive sustainability.
Yitka Winn is a Seattle-based journalist specializing in endurance sports and outdoor culture. As editor for REI's Uncommon Path and founder of the Runners Who Write Substack, she explores:
"Great pitches help me connect technical aspects of running with universal human experiences." - Winn's submission guidelines
indoor fitness trends, Olympic athletics
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