Derrick Rossignol is a Music News Editor at UPROXX. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music, theater, and events, while also exploring intersections with gaming and food and beverages. Derrick's work has been featured in notable publications such as Nintendo Life, NewsBreak, and Newswav.
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Derrick's focus largely centers around entertainment news, particularly music and celebrity-related stories. He would likely be interested in pitches related to breaking news about artists, their upcoming projects (albums, singles), concerts/tours, and general celebrity news.
Given the nature of Derrick's coverage attributes, he may also be open to expert commentary on trending topics within the entertainment industry or insights from professionals who can provide valuable context or analysis related to pop culture phenomena.
Considering his broad attention to various aspects of the entertainment world, Derrick seems receptive to a wide array of subjects as long as they are tied into notable events or announcements within the realm of music and celebrity culture.
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’If you and him was arguing, why the hell you gon’ say me?’
By: Derrick Rossignol
Coldplay is one of the most successful bands of all time ( especially when it comes to touring ). That said, they also get their fair share of hate, but Chris Martin doesn't seem to mind it too much.
Fans have been waiting for ’Lana’ for a long time.
Finneas doesn’t think Eilish’s shows ’suffer at all’ due to his absence.
He did concede that another ATL rapper is better at making songs, though.
By: Derrick Rossignol
In case you missed it: Back in 2011, Kim Kardashian released her debut single, “Jam (Turn It Up).” A few years later, in 2014, she reflected , “It's definitely a memory and it was a fun experience.
A couple of international athletes also made the cut.
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