Henry Wong is a senior writer at Esquire magazine, specializing in film, television, books, and art. With a background in journalism, Henry has also contributed to publications such as The Guardian, The Telegraph, and Esquire Australia. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from in-depth film analyses to travel recommendations and cultural commentary.
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Henry Wong's coverage is heavily focused on lifestyle and entertainment, specifically TV shows, movies, books, celebrities, and pop culture. He frequently covers events and provides reviews. If you're looking to reach out to him with a pitch or story idea, ensure it aligns with the latest developments in the entertainment industry such as upcoming movie releases, new book launches by prominent authors, significant developments in popular television series or noteworthy trends in celebrity culture.
Given his focus on lifestyle topics like travel ("How To Spend 48 Hours in... Amsterdam"), he may also be interested in pitches related to travel experiences that tie into popular culture or entertainment themes. For example: "Top filming locations for famous TV shows" could resonate well with his audience base.
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