Earl Hopkins is an Arts and Entertainment Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers Philly's vibrant arts and culture scene, focusing on the cultural trailblazers that shape the city's identity, with interests spanning plays, musicals, urban art, and public education. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Billboard, MTV, and Complex, among others.
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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.
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The couple was recently spotted in Paris wearing what appeared to be wedding bands.
By: Earl Hopkins
Films about Philly's rumba dance roots to the femme-powered emcees who built hip-hop will take center stage at this year's festival. All made by people who call the city home.
Good news! I have somehow avoided being eaten by the polka-dotted lanternflies that have swarmed our city to deliver this week's Things To Do Newsletter.
By: Earl Hopkins
It's a "full circle Philly moment" featuring the governor and the rapper who have worked closely to enact the landmark probation reform law, Act 44.
By: Earl Hopkins
PHILADELPHIA — Meek Mill's newest single “Nightmares to Dreams” has a surprising cameo star: Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro.
Arts educator and curator Emily Mello, who has led major arts institutions in Chicago, Miami, and New York, will succeed founder Jane Golden.
This weekend is serving up some of the best of late summer in our beloved city.
National Treasure Weekend in Old City, Pirate Day at Fort Mifflin, and Rush in South Philly. And Diana Ross, the forever icon.
By: Earl Hopkins, Rosa Cartagena Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca
A Philly punk soundtrack for a stoner comedy I t's a good month to be Mannequin Pussy.
By: Earl Hopkins
A coming together of the city's hip hop, Black, and Muslim cultures have resulted in making LeBron James a boul even before he's stepped foot in the city.
