Hannah Frishberg is a Features Writer at WNYC and Gothamist. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, real estate, and travel, often focusing on the intersection of culture and community, with particular attention to LGBTQ+ interests and social issues. Hannah's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The Advertiser Foundation, Yahoo News, and NPR.
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Hannah’s coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, luxury homes, and entertainment news in New York City and the United States. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to unique or high-end property listings, celebrity homes, and trends within the housing market.
Given her emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, she may respond well to pitches that include exclusive access to newsworthy properties or insights from industry insiders such as real estate agents specializing in luxury properties or individuals involved in notable transactions.
She also covers event coverage so if you have information about upcoming events related to real estate or home design that would interest a New York City audience, it could be of interest.
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Shows take place from from June through September in Prospect Park.
By: Hannah Frishberg
At Stony Brook University's Roth Regatta, sinking your ship is almost inevitable.
The NYPD said no more permits are being issued for the popular events after six people were arrested at the Game 2 watch party last week.
By: Michelle Cohen
All photos courtesy of Kathrine Pastrana/Interiors by Kat for The Corcoran Group
"Wild Inside" screens on July 29.
By: Hannah Frishberg
All the free films, theater, music, dance parties, and more in summer of 2026.
Renderings courtesy of Ennead Architects & Rockwell Group unless otherwised noted
On the piano, in a closet, in Florida, and more places to display the honor of a lifetime.
The greatest fans in the world in the greatest city in the world. Including Hare Krishnas, Spike Lee, and robots.
But talking strangers doesn’t need to hinge on the end of a 53-year winning drought.
