Earl Hopkins is a journalist at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers Philly's arts and entertainment scene, focusing on the cultural trailblazers that shape the city's identity, while also exploring themes related to music, film, and the broader cultural landscape. Earl's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Complex, Billboard, and the Miami Herald.
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Earl Hopkins primarily covers event-based stories related to the entertainment industry in Philadelphia. He often highlights local music and cultural events, as well as significant achievements by individuals with ties to the region.
Given his focus on local events and culture, reaching out with exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming entertainment events or new developments in Philadelphia's music scene could be particularly effective. Additionally, providing an inside look at unique aspects of Philadelphia's food and landmarks may also pique Earl’s interest based on his coverage.
For those looking to pitch to Earl Hopkins, remember that he has a specific geographic focus on Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. Therefore, pitches should center around topics relevant to this area for maximum impact.
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By: Earl Hopkins
The espresso martini has become a favorite among Gen-Zers, who can often be seen with the elegant elixir in hand.
By: Earl Hopkins, Elizabeth Robertson
After dominating the entertainment industry with a record-setting tour and box office-shattering concert film, Taylor Swift released what was anticipated to be one of Black Friday's hottest holiday items.
By: Earl Hopkins
Among the many spots in Forbes' annual 30 Under 30 lists , more than 30 spots are occupied by Greater Philadelphia trailblazers.
By: Earl Hopkins
The winner will also receive free Phillies game tickets and the chance to throw out the first pitch
By: Earl Hopkins
A reboot of the Emmy-winning series Friday Night Lights has found a home on the NBCUniversal streamer, Peacock.
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By: Earl Hopkins
A new crop of classic, award-winning films have been named to the Library of Congress' National Film Registry, including some with Philly connections.
By: Earl Hopkins
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By: Earl Hopkins
On Friday, about six months after University of the Arts abruptly shut its doors, former professors, staff, and alumni gathered for a holiday party
“Friday Night Lights,” the 2006 TV series, was inspired by a 1990 nonfiction book by former Inquirer reporter and contributing Vanity Fair editor
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