Eden Arielle Gordon is a Writer and Editor at various outlets, including Bandcamp and The Ringer. With a deep passion for travel, she explores themes of hidden histories, ecology, and landscapes, while also delving into pop culture and the film industry. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Atlas Obscura, Pitchfork, and BuzzFeed.
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Arielle Gordon's coverage is predominantly focused on entertainment news, specifically music and celebrity-related content. Her articles often feature interviews or commentary from musicians, actors, and other personalities in the entertainment industry.
Given her focus on event coverage and expert commentary within the entertainment sector, she may be open to pitches that offer access to exclusive interviews with artists, behind-the-scenes insights into music or TV shows' creation process, or expert analysis of current trends in the entertainment world.
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Elizabeth Taylor stans, rise. 🔥 Full coverage and conversation on Taylor Swift
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For some people, ER wasn't just a popular '90s show — it was an introduction into a whole career path.
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BRB, starting a rewatch immediately. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is one of the most influential and iconic shows of all time.
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By Eden Arielle Gordon maxim ibragimov/Shutterstock There's really nothing quite like the bond between dogs and humans.
Grab your blanket and your favorite tea, because we are getting *cozy.* Sometimes, you just need to drop everything and hide inside the cozy fictional world of a beloved TV show.
By Arielle Gordon In July 2014, I attended a festival hosted by the magazine I was interning for at the time, held at the second iteration of the all-ages event space Secret Project Robot.
On its new album, the Nashville trio considers quotidian indignities and existential quandaries in songs built off a communal spirit and a flexible folk-rock sound.
