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, Texas, United States (Local)
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
The musician and brother of the late Selena Quintanilla, who is playing in The Colony on May 16, took issue with an unenthusiastic audience in San Antonio.
At the Met Gala, the North Texas attendees always shine big and bright. May 3, 2024
By: Carly May Gravley
National Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6–12, and some restaurants are showing their appreciation with special offers just for educators and school staff.
By: Carly May Gravley
Proposition E of the 2024 Capital Bond Program passed. What exactly does that mean for Dallas art and performance spaces?
By: Carly May Gravley
Drake and Kendrick Lamar are currently locked in a messy rap feud, but we remember when they kind of got along. Mostly because it partly happened in Arlington.
The dining scene at the popular Frisco entertainment complex is enjoying a better winning streak than the football team that practices there.
PETA is calling out the upcoming Peppa Pig Theme Park for "butchering" Peppa's friends and family and is advocating for an all-vegan menu.
Jessica Nickson and her husband, Cody, know a thing or two about people skills and thriving under pressure.
We've gathered a list of spots to hit up the next time you get the munchies.
By: Carly May Gravley
Are sit-down restaurants kids' stuff or for the dogs? In a blow to humans, consumers are divided on this one.
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