Jacob Simmons is a writer, broadcaster, and radio host with a passion for music. As a Junior Creative Producer, Jacob contributes to What Culture LTD, where he covers a wide range of topics including rock music, pop culture, and wrestling. With a keen eye for interesting and lesser-known facts, Jacob's articles provide entertaining and informative insights for readers.
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Jacob Simmons predominantly covers entertainment news and gaming, with a significant focus on rock music. He may be interested in pitches related to lesser-known facts or lists within the rock music industry, including album reviews, artist biographies, and behind-the-scenes stories.
Given his coverage of "Doctor Who," he might also be open to receiving content related to this series. For gaming-related topics, consider pitching articles about new releases or interesting facts about popular games.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Jacob's articles, relevant pitches should appeal to an international audience rather than a specific region.
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By: Jacob Simmons, Drew
New Albany batter Finn Willis and Pontotoc catcher Nit Sitthiprasert watch the flight of the ball during Monday's quarterfinal game. By DENNIS CLAYTON New Albany Gazette
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WWE's flagship show has ended with some very strange matches over the years.
Some absolutely crazy matches have closed out some of WWE's biggest shows.
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