Diana Valenzuela is an assistant editor at Katie Couric Media. Based in San Francisco, she specializes in lifestyle content, with a focus on food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and travel and tourism, while also covering beauty and fashion themes. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including Katie Couric Media, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and AOL, Inc.
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Diana Valenzuela covers a wide range of lifestyle topics, including beauty & fashion, entertainment news, and house & home. Her articles often feature expert commentary and seasonal content.
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This cozy dinner comes together in a single pan, keeping cleanup to a minimum.
You've got one last chance to catch these gems before they’re gone.
By: Diana Valenzuela
Every bite delivers crunchy vegetables, creamy chickpeas, salty salami, and a tangy oregano dressing that ties it all together.
Diana Valenzuela, Food and Culture Editor We've already told you about all the exciting new titles coming to Netflix this month, but with
By: Diana Valenzuela
Diana Valenzuela, Food and Culture Editor It's impossible to define the perfect dinner, but fried rice comes close — a plate of savory, tender
We've already collected our fair share of summer squash recipes this season, but this simple, savory pie is one more that's absolutely worth making.
By: Diana Valenzuela
Diana Valenzuela, Food and Culture Editor If you've noticed a wave of vibrant purple desserts taking over bakery cases, coffee shops, and your Instagram feed, there's a good chance ube is behind it.
Diana Valenzuela, Food and Culture Editor If you've treated yourself to a coffee, ice cream , or bakery treat lately, you've probably noticed
Diana Valenzuela, Food and Culture Editor From the first moments of a new year, the persistent Dry January branding is impossible to ignore.
If you've been trying to get more fiber lately, you may have crash-landed into a recipe rut (it happens to the best of us). So when we cracked open
