Carly May Gravley is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas. She writes for the Dallas Observer, covering local news, events, and cultural happenings. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, showcasing her ability to cover a wide range of topics and engage with a diverse audience.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Carly May Gravley predominantly covers local entertainment news, including music events, celebrity news, and restaurant openings in Dallas. She may be interested in pitches related to upcoming music events or concerts in the Dallas area, particularly those featuring well-known artists.
Given her coverage of restaurant openings and local attractions for date nights, she may also be open to stories about unique dining experiences or new entertainment venues opening up in the region.
If you have insights into trends or happenings within the Dallas entertainment scene such as emerging artists, cultural events, or significant developments involving local celebrities and public figures, Carly could be a receptive contact for your pitch.
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By: Carly May Gravley
We tracked down the founder of "Whitechappell Roan" to find out just how serious this new cover band is and how his hunt for a 70-year-old drummer is going.
Six new spots will be inside One Victory Park, including Birdie, a cafe, a taco spot and a high-end restaurant.
By: Carly May Gravley
The indie icon is known for canceling or walking out on his shows. This time, however, it's pretty understandable.
Now that the influential TikTok foodie is a Texan, could another trip to Dallas be on his plate?
By: Carly May Gravley
Despite leaving New York to escape the grind, the producer, rapper and DJ formerly known as Blue, the Misfit has kept himself busy since moving back to Dallas last year.
By: Carly May Gravley
An already viral photo of Dallas teens holding up a "F—- Harris" sign is getting additional criticism after it was revealed to have been taken at the home of city council candidate Kristal Roberts.
By: Carly May Gravley
Activists and drag queens in Dallas have a message for Donald Trump and Ted Cruz: "We're not going anywhere."
Is it really a secret if the entire tour is like this? Either way, we're in. November 11, 2024
A portion of the proceeds from "Cowboys Nuggets" will be donated to The Salvation Army.
The acclaimed singer-songwriter is embracing her Southern roots, genre conventions and queer solidarity as the bassist of indie/country supergroup Julien Baker & TORRES.
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