Executive Assistant To The Editor in Chief
Daniela Tijerina is the Executive Assistant to the Editor in Chief at Vanity Fair. With a passion for pop culture and entertainment, Daniela contributes to various articles covering topics such as music, film, celebrity profiles, and cultural events. She aims to provide engaging and insightful content that resonates with Vanity Fair's diverse readership.
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Daniela's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment, including movies, music, TV shows, celebrities and general entertainment news. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights into the latest trends in the entertainment industry or offering expert commentary related to recent events involving celebrities or popular culture.
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By: Chris Murphy, Brian Stelter, Rita Omokha, Eric Lutz, Julie Miller, Hadley Hall Meares, Daniela Tijerina, Savannah Walsh
“Nothing has gotten better” since the shattering summer of 2014, says Brown’s mother, Lezley McSpadden-Head, as she and Gwen Carr push for police reform while keeping the memories of their sons alive.
Last summer Tucker Pillsbury, the 27-year-old singer-songwriter known as Role Model, was having what he describes as a quarter-life crisis.
By: Dan Adler, Condé Nast, Daniela Tijerina, Tomris Laffly, Bess Levin, Eric Lutz
In ‘The Witch’s Daughter: My Mother, Her Magic, and the Madness That Bound Us,’ Fink reckons with her mother’s mental illness and addiction, conjuring her own healing.
By: Daniela Tijerina
“The scenes that I write about in the book are essentially my only memories. It's almost like those traumatic memories were just seared into my
By: Burake Teshome, Anthony Breznican, Daniela Tijerina, Rebecca Ford, Deanna Kizis, Kathleen Creedon, Savannah Walsh, John Ross, David Canfield, Hillary Busis, Maggie Coughlan, Condé Nast
‘The Daytrippers,’ ‘Mystic Pizza,’ ‘Mona Lisa Smile,’ and more movies that scream autumn.
By: Bess Levin, Arimeta Diop, James Pogue, Deanna Kizis, Molly Jong-Fast, Hadley Hall Meares, Natalie Korach, Erin Vanderhoof, Daniela Tijerina, Adam Leith Gollner, Savannah Walsh
The writer and director on working with Michael Keaton, taking notes from her filmmaker parents, Nancy Meyers and Charles Shyer, and the beauty of independent filmmaking.
By: Daniela Tijerina
At 31 years old, the country singer has found love, lost it, found it again, and weathered a Saturn return that “kicked my ass,” she tells Vanity Fair. Now, “I like myself so much more now than I did even a year ago.”
By: Daniela Tijerina
The “Silk Chiffon” co-writer talks to Vanity Fair about ‘What a Relief,’ her debut solo effort out Friday.
By: Arimeta Diop, Jon Skolnik, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Gabriel Sherman, Daniela Tijerina, Keziah Weir, Molly Jong-Fast, Caitlin Dewey, Savannah Walsh, Richard Lawson
“I think being able to have a safe space to express your rage is always important, and certainly in times like these, it’s very important,” the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter tells Vanity Fair.
By: Daniela Tijerina
“Gradually over the years I've wanted to be bolder with the words I speak through fashion and let them tell a story on their own,” the 24-year-old tells
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