SVP of Content and Production & Executive Producer
Jessica Tucker is the SVP of Content and Production and Executive Producer for TheThings and TheTravel. With a focus on entertainment and travel, Jessica's articles cover a wide range of topics including celebrity news, travel destinations, lifestyle tips, and historical sites. Her work has also been featured in the Chicago Reader.
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Jessica Tucker's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, travel, and U.S. states, with an emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage. She seems particularly interested in human interest stories about celebrities or public figures.
Given her focus on entertainment news and frequent use of expert commentary, she may be receptive to pitches from industry professionals who can provide unique insights into celebrity-related developments or trends within the U.S. travel industry.
If you have a story related to popular destinations in the U.S., notable events happening within specific states, or insights into changing demographics affecting certain regions, Jessica might find it compelling for her audience.
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An amazing apex predator has been absent from the Lake Tahoe region for decades. Based on recent sightings, it may just be back.
By: Jessica Tucker
Because of the viruses they carry, tiny insects make millions sick and kill thousands every year.
After finding six new species of shark just a few years ago, two new species of ancient sharks have been discovered in Kentucky and Alabama
Venomous spiders are found in every state of the US. Consequently, it is important to know which of these spiders to look out for.
By: Jessica Tucker
While Louisiana and Florida have the largest population of alligators, the largest ever found was located in another state entirely.
Wildlife Link copied to clipboard With climate change impacting countries all over the world , it is not surprising that unique
Yellowstone National Park is home to an eight-foot-long snake that has many visitors wondering if they are safe if they come into contact with it.
By: Jessica Tucker
A cloned black-footed ferret just made history by giving birth to kits, a move that will help the genetic diversity for future generations of ferrets.
Wildlife Link copied to clipboard Incredible caves exist around the world . From the world's deepest cave that is best left to
If turtle populations on the brink cannot recover, not only is this devastating for the turtles but the wildlife that depends on them as well.
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