By: Emma Glassman-Hughes
The world's first Palestinian-Israeli pop group, with two singles and a Paramount+ docuseries, raises questions about the political role of the boy band.
Emma Glassman-Hughes is a Digital Producer at Boston Globe. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as family and relationships, food and beverages, and climate change, with a particular interest in social issues and LGBTQ topics. Emma's work has been featured in outlets including Cosmopolitan, InsideHook, and Bustle.
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Emma Glassman-Hughes' coverage spans a variety of themes, including family & relationships, entertainment news, and culture & society. She covers diverse topics such as social media trends, zodiac signs, travel, history, music, movies and celebrities.
Given her wide-ranging coverage areas with a focus on lifestyle and cultural phenomena ranging from social media trends to historical figures to summer road trip movies; she may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or personal stories related to these topics. For instance: human-interest stories about how people are connecting over shared interests like zodiac signs or the impact of social media on different communities could resonate well with Emma's writing style.
Her geographic focus is not specified but many of her articles mention locations in the United States like Massachusetts and Boston which suggests that she might have an interest in local events within those regions. Offering localized content related to her broader themes may also catch her attention.
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