Delia Cai is a Senior Vanities Correspondent for Vanity Fair. Her work focuses on celebrity culture, entertainment, and popular trends. Delia's articles provide insightful and engaging coverage of various topics, including interviews with celebrities, analysis of cultural phenomena, and exploration of the entertainment industry.
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Delia Cai's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment, celebrity news, and profile features. She appears to be interested in exploring the personal stories and experiences of public figures. If you are pitching to Delia, consider offering unique insights into the personal lives or behind-the-scenes experiences of celebrities or well-known personalities.
Given her focus on human interest stories within the entertainment industry, she may appreciate pitches related to newsworthy events involving public figures or thought-provoking profiles that offer deeper insights into their lives beyond what is commonly known. Additionally, topics related to digital archiving and its intersection with popular culture could also capture her attention.
While there doesn't seem to be a specific geographic focus mentioned for Delia's articles, it might still be relevant if your pitch involves location-specific elements linked with entertainment news or profiles.
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This week, Delia Cai tackles the social media etiquette around being a political (and social) animal on Slack.
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By: Delia Cai
This week, Delia Cai tackles the social media etiquette around group chats and the expectation of being constantly available.
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This week, Delia Cai tackles the social media etiquette around group photos and party invites.
Steffi Cao and Delia Cai reckon with what to do when your favorite creator isn't politically aligned with you.
Our latest obsessions over Charli XCX, Wicked, and “being a girl’s girl” reveal the thrills—and limitations—of female solidarity.
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