Jasmine Roberts is a Technical Editor with a diverse portfolio, having written for publications such as Collider, Word In Black, and HackerNoon. Her articles cover a range of topics including film and television, technology, and social issues. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Jasmine brings a unique perspective to her work.
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Jasmine's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, focusing on movies, TV shows, trailers, and actors. She seems to be interested in breaking stories related to new releases of films and television series or exclusive images from sets.
Given Jasmine's focus on event coverage and private sector announcements within the entertainment industry, she may be open to receiving pitches about exclusive interviews with actors or directors promoting upcoming projects. Feature story ideas about behind-the-scenes insights into popular TV shows or film productions could also capture her attention.
As no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Jasmine Roberts' work, it suggests a broad international approach to covering entertainment news without being limited by geographical boundaries.
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By: Jasmine Roberts
This collab has captured our hearts in HD. Image via Disney The Big Picture
With the help of The Balm In Gilead, Inc., congregations are responding to the health crises in their communities.
By: Jasmine Roberts
Get a look at the all-new episodes before they premiere in 2024.
The show's stars discussed the moment that will hit “close to home” for their characters.
By: Jasmine Roberts
The Western-thriller is set to release on February 2. The Big Picture
By: Jasmine Roberts
Could Violet be ready for romance this season? The Big Picture Violet has gone through a heartbreaking tragedy and is trying to rebuild her life in Season 12 of Chicago Fire.
The sequel is currently slated to premiere in December 2029.
Ah, what could have been!
By: Jasmine Roberts, Duncan
Life expectancy for Americans is on the rise due to the decline in the prevalence and severity of COVID-19. Nevertheless, a racial gap exists in life expectancy. As of 2022, Black life expectancy was 72.8 years, compared with 77.5 years for white Americans.
By: Jasmine Roberts, Duncan
Life expectancy for Americans, including for Black Americans, is on the rise, due to the decline in the prevalence and severity of COVID-19.
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