Aja Romano is a Senior Culture Reporter at Vox. Their work focuses on culture and society, with a keen interest in social issues, LGBTQ topics, and the arts, including theater and film. Aja's insights have also been featured in Newswav, Cigalah Group, and Canada's National Observer.
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Aja's coverage spans lifestyle, culture & society, and entertainment with a focus on evolving stories and opinion editorials. This indicates an interest in deep dives into cultural phenomena, including analysis of evolving events.
She may welcome insights from experts who can provide nuanced commentary on the societal impact of popular culture and entertainment, or those knowledgeable about legal aspects related to the topics she covers. Given her focus on true crime and media trends like cancel culture, pitches could include perspectives from professionals within these fields.
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The long, quirky history of Americans gawking at things
By: Aja Romano
What to understand about the infamous ransom note, from Patsy Ramsey to the intruder theory.
As more users flee X, a clearer, sunnier social media age is dawning.
28 years after the murder, a new Netflix docuseries has us questioning what we think we know.
The Hawaii resident’s disappearance became a viral internet mystery. That may have made things worse.
Why Brian Thompson's death has provoked such complicated reactions from the public.
Veteran Minneapolis DJ Bill DeVille explains A Complete Unknown for fans and newbs alike.
Yes, Siri is spying on you — but maybe not in the way you think.
Apple is poised to pay $95 million to users, but denies Siri was eavesdropping on purpose. writes about pop culture, media, and ethics.
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