Jim McDermott is a Contributing Writer based in New York. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and the arts, with a particular focus on theater and religion. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Vulture, Religion News Service, and National Catholic Reporter.
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Jim McDermott's articles focus heavily on entertainment news, particularly related to TV shows, books, pop culture, and actors/actresses. He also covers gaming to a lesser extent. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, Jim may be interested in receiving pitches related to interviews with actors or authors of popular TV shows or books. Additionally, he might appreciate expert commentary on the impact of certain cultural phenomena within the entertainment industry. If you have insights into how specific elements of pop culture are influencing society or if you can provide deep analysis of recent developments in these areas, your pitch could resonate with Jim.
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By: Jim Mcdermott
Nighttime construction for the new Port Authority Bus Terminal is keeping Hell’s Kitchen residents awake, with noise stretching past midnight.
By: Jim McDermott
Created by animator Vivienne Medrano, Amazon Prime's "Hazbin Hotel" follows the gay daughter of Lucifer as she sets out to save the denizens of hell. (Prime Video)
Inside PS 212, first graders create an original musical, showing how Broadway magic can begin in a Hell’s Kitchen classroom.
By: Jim Mcdermott
A Hell's Kitchen resident has spent more than a year trying to get USPS to remove an unused relay box despite repeated promises.
By: Jim Mcdermott
In the forthcoming documentary "Mario," which recently debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival, the Catholic faith of former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo takes center stage.
By: Jim Mcdermott
Residents across Hell’s Kitchen say rooftop lighting atop the SKY residential building has turned their apartments into a nightclub.
Powerhouse Books has opened at Columbus Circle, bringing curated books, playful design, art exhibitions and inviting spaces for readers to linger.
City Council will hold a September hearing on e-bike safety bills as crashes rise and officials weigh new regulations.
By: Jim Mcdermott
Bubba Weiler's off-Broadway show is about two eighth-grade altar servers whose encounter with a homeless man in the church leaves them asking questions about Catholicism, God and, ultimately, themselves.
By: Jim Mcdermott
Broadway Magic Hour brings family-friendly illusions, comedy and audience participation to W53rd Street in Hell's Kitchen.
