Carlos Greer is a Writer-Reporter at Extra TV and a Senior Reporter at Page Six. He covers a diverse range of topics including celebrities, entertainment news, fashion, and the arts, with a particular focus on the intersections of media, journalism, and nightlife. Carlos has been featured in various prominent publications including the New York Post, People Magazine, and Sky News Australia.
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Carlos Greer focuses on entertainment news with an emphasis on events, evolving stories, and press releases. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to exclusive coverage of high-profile events such as celebrity weddings, parties, or significant public appearances in New York City.
Given the nature of his articles which often focus on celebrities' personal lives and interactions at events, he may respond well to pitches offering unique insights or exclusive interviews with individuals involved in these social scenes.
He does not have a specific geographic focus but given that many of the covered events take place in New York City and the United States, local connections or exclusives related to these areas could be particularly appealing.
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He may not be mayor any more but he still gets the party perks of high office.
A judge has ordered New York's PIX 11 to pay a former anchor over $2 million after a courtroom battle.
By: Carlos Greer
There's more than one way to skin “Cats.” The man behind the Box and “Sleep No More” says he'd like to take over the shuttering “Cats: The
By: Carlos Greer
There's s'more bidders. David Zaslav has some rivals in his attempt to help buy “summer camp kings” Michael and David Shabsels' out of their $500 million debt and revive their camps, Page Six has learned.
By: Mara Siegler, Martha Williams, Oli Coleman, Carlos Greer
Wednesday July 29 A Hamptonite was surprised when a stranger made a (literally) off-color joke while grabbing a sweet treat in Sag Harbor — and even more surprised when the stranger turned ou…
By: Carlos Greer, Michael Kaplan
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Brothers Michael and David Shabsels amassed a $400 million fortune, becoming known as the summer camp kings of New York.
By: Carlos Greer
Joe wasn't so bad. After the recent Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” portrayed Jackson family patriarch Joe as a dictator who physically
David Zaslav fought a good fight, but not even $80 million could push him over the finish line within the camp war that's rocking New York's wealthy Westchester County.
By: Carlos Greer, Sarah Jones
Grande's rep revealed on Sunday that the singer, who is on her “Eternal Sunshine” tour, is taking a break from the spotlight amid “endless public scrutiny.”
By: Mara Siegler, Carlos Greer
Rosie O'Donnell has sent “The View” alumni into a tailspin over missing invitations that didn't exist in the first place.
