Claire Lampen is an editor for The Cut, a publication associated with New York Magazine. She has also written for various other publications including Gothamist, Vogue Magazine, and GQ Magazine. Claire covers a wide range of topics including pop culture, current events, and health.
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Claire Lampen's articles predominantly cover evolving and breaking entertainment news, with a particular focus on the Royal Family and coronation-related topics. Given this, she might be interested in pitches related to exclusive or behind-the-scenes insights into royal events, interviews with individuals involved in these events or stories that provide unique angles on popular culture phenomena.
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For their work to “help us to describe the indescribable, to think the unthinkable, and to somehow grasp the incomprehensible pain.”
A tabloid source claims the actor fears he will “never get away from” his divorce from Jennifer Lopez.
The court filing from the disgraced music mogul's defense team comes amid a torrent of lawsuits and a “hysterical media circus” that will deprive him of a fair trial, they claim.
‘I trapped myself in an addiction of lies,’ says former ‘Grey's Anatomy’ writer Elisabeth Finch, who faked having cancer for years.
The food and drinks giant announced that it will add product to certain bags in a bid to address complaints about “shrinkflation.”
The Texas senator says he’s being “massively outspent” by his Democratic opponent, Colin Allred.
MSNBC has video and emails suggesting the former president’s legal team is once again offering a kickback in exchange for a signed NDA.
Disaster was averted at a Kentucky hospital when an ostensibly deceased organ donor began “thrashing” around in the operating theater, a preservationist tells NPR.“He was moving around,” Natasha Miller recalled of the patient, whom NPR identified as Anthony Thomas “TJ” Hoover II. “He was crying visibly.”The two surgeons assigned to the transplant naturally refused to go through with the procedure, which was reportedly scheduled to take place at Baptist Health Richmond Hospital in October 2021. B
By: Claire Lampen
When Gisèle Pelicot first started losing time, she feared a serious illness: She would randomly experience “total blackouts,” which left her unable to remember whole nights and days.
Just when you think nothing that a Trump does can surprise you anymore, The New York Times drops its best-seller list, with Melania Trump's name in the No. 1 slot.
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