Bethy Squires is a journalist and writer for Vulture/New York Magazine. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Bethy's articles cover a range of topics including film, television, awards shows, and celebrity news. Her work has also been featured in Clayton News Daily, Rockdale Newton Citizen, and Paste Magazine.
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Bethy Squires' articles primarily focus on entertainment news, especially related to events like awards shows and celebrity culture. If you are a publicist or industry professional with insights into the latest happenings in the world of movies, television, or award ceremonies such as Golden Globes, reaching out to her could be beneficial.
Given the nature of Bethy's coverage, pitches involving exclusive interviews with celebrities or behind-the-scenes stories from major events like award ceremonies may capture her interest. Similarly, contributions from industry insiders offering unique perspectives on trends in entertainment could also resonate well with her coverage.
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By: Bethy Squires
Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Imagine you're getting psyched up to have dinner with Anna Wintour.
By: Bethy Squires
Photo: Dominik Bind/Getty Images Martha Stewart has been on one lately. Spilling tea to The New Yorker about what went down with her and Ina Garten.
By: Bethy Squires
Master of Horror Abel Tesfaye is bringing the body horror right before Halloween. Should we have expected anything less?
His journal sure makes it seem that way.
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This is how we win. Photo: A24/YouTube Some people can just watch election results roll in and chill.
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Photo: Gotham/GC Images Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em! The world is in the shitter, much like the end of The Cabin in the Woods.
Yang apologized for opening his mouth too much during their Saturday night smooch.
How are Colbert, Meyers, and more coping? About as well as you.
“Fortunately, I won’t be around to experience the four years.”
The giant statue of his wife was better.
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