Eva Raggio is a Music and Culture Editor for the Dallas Observer, focusing on local music and entertainment news in the Dallas area. With a passion for highlighting the vibrant cultural scene in Texas, Eva covers a wide range of topics including concerts, events, local artists, and trends in the music industry.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Eva Raggio's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, events, music, and celebrities in Dallas. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming events, local artist spotlights, exclusive interviews with musicians or celebrities visiting the area, and unique cultural phenomena relevant to the Dallas entertainment scene.
Given her interest in event coverage and seasonal topics like Halloween costumes going viral, consider pitching timely stories that align with upcoming local events or trends. Additionally, offering access to exclusive local artists or insights into noteworthy developments within the Dallas entertainment industry may also capture Eva's attention.
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Some DART spots are just worth the ride. July 29, 2024 Public services are, ostensibly, a good thing.
By: Eva Raggio
Everyone has an opinion about TravelMag declaring Deep Ellum an "up-and-coming" neighborhood. It's been coming up for 150 years.
By: Eva Raggio, Ali Lerman
The controversial performer discusses the haters, Fred Durst's friendship and the obstacles he faces as an independent artist.
Watch tonight or watch online tomorrow, either way watch us on TV on the CW33. September 19, 2024 It's the best time of the year.
By: Eva Raggio
PETA may not be happy with the Peppa Pig Theme Park, but kids are so loyal to Peppa they've switched accents.
By: Eva Raggio
A survey conducted by an online dating advice site found that Texas women summed up our men kind of unfavorably, but not quite as bad as Kansas.
By: Eva Raggio
The "comedian" who called Puerto Rico "garbage" has a history of making racist jokes.
From coffee shops and libraries to bookstores and bars, there are some great places to get remote work done in Dallas.
Forget the mall and get outdoors while the weather cooperates. DFW has some excellent bazaars and vendor markets.
The storied neighborhood is finally celebrating the people who have built its legend.
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