Alex Abad-Santos is a journalist and correspondent for Vox, specializing in pop culture and entertainment. With a focus on movies, TV shows, and music, Alex's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on popular media. Their work has also been featured in RealClearMarkets.
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Alex Abad-Santos is an entertainment journalist with a focus on lifestyle and entertainment topics. His coverage heavily emphasizes expert commentary, opinion editorials, and reviews. Given this emphasis, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts in the fields of reality TV, Netflix shows, Beyoncé's work or related industries such as music or fashion.
Pitches should align with his expertise and provide unique insights into ongoing trends or new developments within these areas. If you have access to individuals who can offer fresh perspectives on popular culture phenomena like Netflix series, celebrity news (e.g., Beyoncé), movie franchises (Hunger Games), or MCU content - these may resonate well with Alex's coverage style.
It appears that Alex does not have a specific geographic focus but rather focuses on global trends within the entertainment industry.
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Why everyone suddenly cares about Brittany Mahomes’s politics.
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Please pay your respects to the new queen of TV killer thrillers.
There's enough fun in the WandaVision spinoff to make you forget about the MCU. Do you think Patti LuPone would be able to explain who Tony Stark is?
The comedian and former talk show host wants to girlboss her way to sympathy.
By: Alex Abad-Santos, Rebecca Jennings
Why is Utah the epicenter of reality TV? Hello, and welcome to Group Chat, where culture reporters Rebecca Jennings and Alex Abad-Santos discuss the topics currently blowing up our (and probably your) phones.
The aggressively, brutally companionless divorced guy aesthetic. In this world, there are divorced men (fact) and men who are the most divorced (derogatory).
The Netflix reality dating show's latest season is light on Hill staffers and politics, but thankfully heavy on dating monsters.
What if you made a musical version of My Cousin Vinny, but it was awful?
They didn't listen to Hurricane Milton evacuation orders. Then they posted through it.
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