Derrick Rossignol is a Music News Editor at UPROXX. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, including music, celebrities, concerts and festivals, and sports, with a particular focus on team sports and the music business. Derrick's work has been featured in notable publications such as Newswav, Nintendo Life, and The Boston Globe.
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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 an NBA player ends a game with 30 points, that's generally a great night. 40 points is fantastic, and 50 points is an event.
Derrick has written about everything from video games to music to basketball since starting his journalism career in 2012.
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By: Derrick Rossignol
Derrick has written about everything from video games to music to basketball since starting his journalism career in 2012.
While it's ultimately the players who take the court, the quality of a team's coach can make a dramatic difference. Over the NBA's history, there have been some leaders who have taken their teams over the top, some who were so good at what their jobs that they remained employed for decades.
NBA franchises are measured by their championships. In some cases, though, there were some great teams that just couldn't get the job done. These are each team's strongest eras that saw them achieve a high point, but not a championship.
It's hard to be successful in the NBA without a star player. Similarly, though, you're not going to do a lot of winning without a good roster of key role players, and historically, some of these guys have stood out more than others.
By: Derrick Rossignol, John Dunne
Sublime's idiosyncratic singer died thirty years ago today, before his band's self-titled album became one of the Nineties' defining releases.
By: Derrick Rossignol
The Warm Love Cool Dreams festival showed real growth in its second year.
Derrick has written about everything from video games to music to basketball since starting his journalism career in 2012.
