Jameelah Mullen is a journalist and writer who focuses on a variety of topics, including news, entertainment, and social issues. She has written for Black Enterprise Magazine and her work has also appeared in Madame Noire. Jameelah's articles cover a range of subjects, from cultural events and music to important social justice issues and current events.
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Jameelah's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with occasional reports on breaking news and evolving stories. She might be interested in pitches related to music, celebrity endorsements, cultural trends, and events that resonate with a broad audience.
Given her diverse range of topics covered within entertainment news, Jameelah may appreciate well-researched story ideas or exclusive access to new developments within the entertainment industry.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Jameelah’s coverage area, it seems she covers national and international stories across various categories within Entertainment News.
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By: Jameelah Mullen
In the 1960s, The city of Palm Springs forced several Black and Latino families out of a neighborhood known as Section 14.
Sony Music has reached a settlement with the producers of the biopic Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody
By: Jameelah Mullen
Conrad Brandon Bernard faces up to 30 years in federal prison for bank fraud convictions, to be followed by a mandatory consecutive term of two years for aggravated identity theft.
By: Jameelah Mullen
Employers may soon see a trend of workers quitting their job s, according to a new Glassdoor report.
By: Jameelah Mullen
A New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) employee evicted a single mother from a two-bedroom apartment in Ingersoll Public Housing Development in Brooklyn.
By: Jameelah Mullen
BLACMail Productions (Black Leaders in Art & Cinema) will honor black Hollywood legends, Sheryl Lee Ralph and Vanessa E. Williams.
By: Jameelah Mullen
A new report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics states that more Americans are leaving t heir jobs.
Love Supreme , the critically acclaimed album by John Coltrane, debuted on Dec. 9, 1964. To celebrate the diamond jubilee of one of the most influential jazz albums, Impulse!
By: Jameelah Mullen
A dry promotion is when an employee receives an upgraded title and takes on additional job responsibilities without a pay increase.
By: Jameelah Mullen
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has filed a complaint against Apple subsidiaries in France and Belgium, accusing the tech company of using conflict minerals in its supply chain, Reuters reports.
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