Cat Zhang is a journalist whose work spans music, culture, and entertainment. They have written for publications such as Pitchfork, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports Canada. With a focus on music and pop culture, Cat covers a range of topics including artist profiles, album reviews, and event coverage.
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Cat Zhang's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly music-related topics such as new song releases, tour announcements, and music events. She also covers gaming to a lesser extent.
If you are reaching out to Cat Zhang, consider pitching her exclusive stories related to new music releases, upcoming tours or concerts of popular artists or bands. Additionally, if you have insights into the latest trends in the gaming industry that intersect with entertainment aspects like music integration in games or celebrity involvement in gaming, those could be relevant angles for outreach.
Since she doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned and covers global events like VMAs 2023 Performers List and Global Citizen Festival 2023, pitches related to international entertainment events may resonate well with her coverage scope.
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By: Katja Vujić, Cat Zhang, Danielle Cohen
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