Evan Nicole Brown is a culture writer known for her work with The Hollywood Reporter and The New York Times. With a focus on the local scene in Los Angeles, Evan covers a range of topics including restaurant openings, celebrity events, fashion, nightlife, and the arts. Her articles provide an inside look at the vibrant culture and entertainment industry of Southern California.
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Evan Nicole Brown's coverage is heavily focused on local events and private sector announcements within Los Angeles, with an emphasis on entertainment and lifestyle themes. She covers a range of topics including real estate, awards, LGBTQ+ issues, sports, and nightlife.
To effectively reach out to Evan for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider pitching stories related to the opening of new businesses in Beverly Hills or other emerging areas in Los Angeles. Additionally, given her interest in promoting diversity and inclusion through articles such as "L.A. Went From Having Zero Lesbian Bars to Two New Ones This Year" and "An Ode to the Women of Hip-Hop That Plays Like a Mixtape," pitches that highlight similar initiatives would likely resonate with her.
When reaching out regarding events like Tiffany Haddish’s First Annual Adult Prom Benefit or the U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club attended by celebrities, it may be beneficial to offer exclusive insights into these happenings or provide access for event coverage.
Considering Evan's focus on local news within California (specifically Los Angeles), aligning pitches with this geographic scope will increase their relevance.
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By: Evan Nicole Brown
The acclaimed designer created memorable outfits for the likes of Judy Garland, Diana Ross and Marilyn Monroe, but perhaps his greatest muse was a mass-produced toy less than 1 foot tall: "She could be anything we wanted her to be."
On the genre’s 50th anniversary, “The Motherlode” honors contributions by the women, like Salt-N-Pepa, Roxanne Shanté and Megan Thee Stallion, who’ve made it what it is today.
By: Evan Nicole Brown
The team behind the new series returned to the San Gabriel Valley for a two-day pop-up at 626 Night Market, modeled after Asia’s open-air after-dark bazaars.
By: Evan Nicole Brown
The comedian goes off-script while revisiting her raw and hilarious memoir, “Leslie F*cking Jones.”
Art: Lilian Martinez/Courtesy of the Artist and OCHI. Photo by Deen Babakhyi.
By: Evan Nicole Brown, Shawna Ferreira
Essence Harden had a particularly vibrant week at the fifth exhibition of Frieze Los Angeles. Still, for one of the West Coast’s most sought-after curators, Harden’s life perpetually runs off a reserve of creative energy and artistic inspiration. As a visual-arts curator at the California African American Museum, the curator of Frieze L.A. and Focus 2024, and a co-curator of Made in L.A. 2025, Harden spends her time studying art, selecting it, and crafting concepts around it in hopes that it will educate and resonate with a broad and diverse public. Below, Harden speaks to the Cut about the beauty of archives and the ongoing education being in community with artists promises.
How the Frieze L.A. curator uses her intuition to help define visual culture in the West.
When I walked into the entranceway of a Bel Air mansion perched high above the city, I saw journalist Zanna Roberts Rassi getting settled (after the winding golf-cart ride up from the bottom of the hill) and actress January Jones walking in with her sister, both smiling, soon after. Then I saw actor Channing Tatum weaving through the room shaking hands and taking pictures, athlete Odell Beckham Jr. staying warm by the outdoor fire, and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph holding court close to where producer Clara McGregor chatted with friends. Only one person could have brought together this mosaic of people … and that’s Donatella Versace.
“In the past, I did and said a lot of crazy things. I’m just not in that space anymore.”
Red pill or blue pill? Utopia or dystopia? At PST Art — the largest art event in the U.S.— two major shows ask what science fiction says about the modern world.
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