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Get Contact List →Download Contact ListAnna 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.
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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
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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."
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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
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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)
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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.
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