Callie Holtermann is a News Assistant at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, arts and entertainment, and sports, with a particular focus on culture and societal issues. Callie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Boston.com, The Seattle Times, and The New York Times.
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Callie Holtermann's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, lifestyle, and beauty & fashion with a national (United States) geographic focus. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing pitches that are related to the latest trends in American culture, music, reality TV or topics concerning Generation Z within the United States. Additionally, stories related to Thanksgiving celebrations or lifestyle changes could be of interest.
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By: Ryan Mac, Shawn Paik, Erin Mendell, Mike Ives, Hannah Yi, Camille Baker, Amy Graff, Qasim Nauman, Isabelle Taft, Ivan Penn, Soumya Karlamangla, Conor Dougherty, Corina Knoll, Debra Kamin, Ken Bensinger, Yan Zhuang, Callie Holtermann, Rachel Nostrant, Matt Stevens, Christopher Flavelle
The two largest blazes are the most destructive to ever hit the city, and a smaller one burned overnight in the Hollywood Hills. More extreme fire danger is expected on Thursday.
By: Yan Zhuang, Matt Stevens, Corina Knoll, Hannah Yi, Isabelle Taft, Rachel Nostrant, Matthew Mpoke Bigg, Jacob Bernstein, Callie Holtermann, Ryan Mac, Mike Ives, Nazaneen Ghaffar, Ken Bensinger, Debra Kamin, Soumya Karlamangla, Shawn Paik, Qasim Nauman, Conor Dougherty, Camille Baker
People who escaped approaching blazes found themselves seeking shelter once again as more areas were evacuated across Los Angeles County.
By: Rachel Nostrant, Jacob Bernstein, Callie Holtermann, Ceylan Yeğinsu, Yan Zhuang, Matt Stevens, Isabelle Taft, Hannah Yi, Soumya Karlamangla, Conor Dougherty, Mike Ives, Lauren Hirsch, Matthew Mpoke Bigg, Shawn Paik, Nazaneen Ghaffar, Camille Baker, Corina Knoll, Qasim Nauman, Ken Bensinger
The short-term rental platforms will let hosts cancel without penalty and give guests their money back in certain parts of hard-hit Los Angeles.
By: Kate Selig, Callie Holtermann, Austyn Gaffney, Rachel Nostrant, Juliet Macur, Debra Kamin, Corina Knoll, Judson Jones, Matt Stevens, Emily Schmall, Soumya Karlamangla, Derrick Bryson Taylor, Alex Pena, Ali Watkins, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Ceylan Yeğinsu, Isabella Kwai, Katie Mogg, Vik Jolly, Nazaneen Ghaffar, Mike Ives
California’s state fire agency has guidance on the best ways to get your home ready before you leave.
By: Eli Tan, Judson Jones, Derrick Bryson Taylor, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Emily Schmall, Laurence Tan, Vik Jolly, Matt Stevens, Soumya Karlamangla, Rachel Nostrant, Kate Selig, Katie Mogg, Alex Pena, Jesus Jimenez, Callie Holtermann, Corina Knoll, Nazaneen Ghaffar, Austyn Gaffney, Juliet Macur, Mike Ives, Debra Kamin, Dana Goldstein
At least five people have been killed in what an official called “one of the most destructive natural disasters in the history of Los Angeles.” The diverse Altadena neighborhood experienced sweeping destruction.
As wildfires blazed through Los Angeles on Wednesday, Ellen Marie Bennett shared a plea with her Instagram followers.
By: Sharon Otterman, Tim Balk, Gina Cherelus, Alexandra E. Petri, Austyn Gaffney, Jack Healy, Tim Arango, Kate Selig, Callie Holtermann, Nazaneen Ghaffar, Jonathan Wolfe, Claire Moses, Ryan Mac, John Yoon, Ali Watkins, Adam Nagourney, Ken Bensinger
With weather conditions improving, officials were optimistic about the firefighting efforts. But they said some evacuees will not be able to return home for at least another week.
Some liberal parents face a new, unexpected challenge: how to talk to their children who voted for Donald J. Trump.
Liberal parents face challenges with their conservative sons as political divides deepen. Many Trump-supporting young men, influenced by social media, reject their parents' beliefs, causing family tensions. Parents struggle to balance respecting their children's independence with maintaining their own values and relationships amidst these political differences.
By: Callie Holtermann
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