Amy Lamare is a writer at E! News and Daily Mail. Based in Los Angeles, she covers a wide range of topics including arts and entertainment, celebrity news, and professional sports, with a keen interest in home design and architecture. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as People, Celebrity Net Worth, and MSN.
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Amy Lamare's articles predominantly cover event and seasonal updates within the entertainment industry, focusing on celebrity appearances, fashion choices, and engagements. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing exclusive insights or news related to upcoming events attended by high-profile celebrities. Offering unique angles around fashion trends or insider details about engagements may also capture her interest.
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By: Amy Lamare
A grumpy cat stole her heart and gave her an idea
By: Amy Lamare
Few companies benefited more from the global pandemic than TikTok. As lockdowns kept billions of people at home, glued to their phones and desperat...
By: Amy Lamare
Howard Schultz grew up dirt poor in a Brooklyn housing project, the son of a truck driver with no health insurance or job security. One visit to a tiny Seattle coffee shop in 1981 changed his life and
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"Seinfeld" may have been a show about nothing, but financially it became one of the most valuable television franchises in history. More than 25 years after the finale, the sitcom has generated billio
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In 1989, Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld sat down to write a pilot for NBC. That pilot was titled, as you may have guessed, Seinfeld, and it went on to run for nine seasons from 1989 to 1998. It is th
By Amy Lamare Being a celebrity comes with perks: private jets, fancy Oscar parties, designer wardrobes, luxury cars, never having
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The NCAA's March Madness basketball tournament is in full swing. March Madness is very big business for all involved, including the NCAA, the teams participating, and online betting sites.
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From a simple gas station outlet to an empire that generates $26 billion per year today. This is the story of how a seventh-grade dropout transformed into a Kentucky Fried Kingpin named... Colonel San
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Today, Francois Pinault is one of the richest people in the world, but back when he was growing up, the outlook wasn't so rosy. He was bullied at school for being poor and dropped out at the age of 16
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The Koch family fortune began with a Kansas chemical engineer, overseas oil refinery deals, and a private company that Charles Koch transformed into a $125 billion-a-year industrial empire. But behind
