Elizabeth de Luna is a Technology and Culture Reporter at Mashable. She covers topics related to digital culture, including AI, Twitter, YouTube, and TikTok, with a particular focus on pop music and fandom. Elizabeth's work has been featured in notable publications such as Teen Vogue, Rolling Stone, and Mashable.
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Elizabeth de Luna's coverage centers around entertainment news, content and publishing, gaming, technology, music, fashion, social media and internet culture. Her articles often appear to be based on press releases or event coverage.
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By: Elizabeth De Luna
Jake Tapper called "aesthetic" a "Gen Z word."
In 2024, the Korean pop landscape remains as vibrant as ever. Groups like ATEEZ, Le Sserafim, Seventeen, and Stray Kids are blowing out
Tech that will transform the sights, sounds, and smells of your dorm.
By: Elizabeth De Luna
"My nieces will probably be more excited about me being in Roblox than my being in the Olympics."
By: Elizabeth De Luna
Breaking down the alleged bad blood between co-stars.
2023's Barbie summer may be in our rear view, but Google is keeping the love alive with a sweet, new bubblegum hue for its Pixel 9. The pink shade is called "Peony."
The After Party pulled double duty, showcasing both Google tech and YouTube talent.
From Swifties to the Beyhive, fandom may finally put a woman in the White House.
The Apple Watch Series 10 was revealed at the tech giant's Sept. 9 "Glowtime" event, alongside the new iPhone 16 series . The wearable will come in
As the Pokémon phenomenon continues to evolve, its ability to unite generations — from nostalgic adults to eager new fans — proves that, in 2024, Pokémon truly is for everyone.
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