Graham Gremore is the Editor-in-Chief at Queerty. He focuses on a range of topics including LGBTQ issues, social issues, and the intersection of culture and politics, often exploring themes related to government, society, and the arts. Graham's work has been featured in Flipboard, Into, and Queerty.
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Graham Gremore's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, especially around controversial figures and LGBTQ+ issues. He also covers evolving stories and legal policy regulations related to the topics he focuses on.
Given his focus, Graham would likely be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or insights into ongoing political controversies, particularly those involving prominent public figures. Pitches could include analysis or insider perspectives on recent developments within the Republican Party, Trump administration-related matters, LGBTQ+ rights issues, or controversies surrounding specific political personalities.
As Graham does not have a specified geographic focus but addresses US-centric political themes, relevant pitches should primarily pertain to American politics with potential international implications if they align with his reporting scope.
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More details have emerged about racist comedian Tony Hinchcliffe and none of them make Donald Trump or his campaign look good.
By: Graham Gremore
"Wouldn't it be great to not have to think about this man ever again?"
By: Graham Gremore
It's Election Day and pretty much everyone is ready for this thing to be over, including Marco Rubio.
By: Graham Gremore
A small city in rural Minnesota made history in last week's election, but it also has many people scratching their heads.
By: Graham Gremore
As usual, a LOT has been happening around our nation's capital. In case you haven't been keeping up with the latest political headlines, here's just some of what's been going on…
By: Graham Gremore
D*n*ld Tr*mp's incoming cabinet is starting to feel like the worst cast ever assembled on the worst reality show ever produced.
By: Graham Gremore
Nikki Haley is once again proving that a broken clock is, indeed, right twice a day.
By: Graham Gremore
British new wave group Dead of Alive, led by queer singer Pete Burns, released “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)” 40 years ago this month, in November 1984.
By: Graham Gremore
With Wicked currently blowing up the box office (the film passed the $350 million milestone over the weekend) and the Scissor Sisters preparing for
By: Graham Gremore
Between Grindr's surging stock value and Sniffies uptick in popularity, the gays have never been more powerful.
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