Diana Moskovitz is an Investigations Editor at Defector Media LLC. She specializes in real estate development, commercial real estate, and property management, bringing a keen investigative lens to these critical topics. Diana's work has been featured in Defector Media LLC.
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Diana Moskovitz's coverage is focused on evolving sports stories, particularly those related to scandals and controversies in the sports world. She also covers entertainment news such as personal blogs and music covers related to athletes or sports figures.
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I had not felt this nervous since buying BTS concert tickets . Like many other Southern California residents, I had dutifully signed up for the presale of tickets to the 2028 Olympic Games.
I had not felt this nervous since buying BTS concert tickets. Like many other Southern California residents, I had dutifully signed up for the presale of tickets to the 2028 Olympic Games. These tickets, we were told, would be available exclusively for us. Well, for us and also residents of Oklahoma City, where softball and…
I don't remember the first time someone hit on me as a reporter. I believe this is because my brain has come to treat these events as unremarkable. For any woman in journalism, they pile up over the years. What I can recall are the worst examples. Like the guy my friends nicknamed Mr. Creepy.
Former NBA player and assistant coach Damon Jones this week became the first person to plead guilty in the far-reaching federal gambling case that has engulfed several former pro basketball players. The plea came a day after prosecutors announced their intention to file additional charges against former Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, connected to the belief that Rozier,
The figure skater who said that Canadian ice dancer Nikolaj Sørensen sexually assaulted her—leading to Sørensen's ban from the sport, and his former partner (and current girlfriend) teaming up with a new skater, with whom she won Olympic gold—is speaking publicly for the first time. She is Ashley Foy, a former figure skater from Connecticut who now coaches.
A Boston-area jury found former Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs not guilty Tuesday of all the criminal charges brought against him, after a former private chef working for the player told law enforcement he had tried to choke her following a fight about money she was owed. Diggs
By: Diana Moskovitz
Tiger Woods, the most dominant golfer of his era, will have to submit his prescription drug records to law enforcement as part of the investigation into his March 27 traffic crash, a judge ruled Tuesday. But those records will not be made public under the state's legendarily broad public-records law after Martin County judge Darren Steele ordered that the documents be made available to just select people connected to the court case.
It came in the top of the eight, with the Dodgers already ahead of the Angels on Saturday night by four. Ohtani walked to the plate with two outs but runners on first and second, thanks to a Max Muncy single and an Alex Call walk. On the second pitch, Ohtani looped the ball off the end of his bat, the baseball dropping just inside the line then bouncing off the ground and over the wall. Ground-rule double, right?
ANAHEIM, California—There is no fandom quite like the fandom of teenage girls. It is powerful and pure, untainted by the burdensome knowledge of adulthood while burning with an intensity that feels beyond human comprehension. That’s why the screaming for Alysa Liu sounds the way it does, and why it starts immediately, the moment her thousands…
At Stars on Ice in Anaheim, the "Quad God" was there, sure. But there was one skater the packed crowd came to scream for.
