Joy Saha is a Staff Writer specializing in culture and food. With a diverse portfolio, Joy has written for Yahoo News, Salon Media Group, Inc., and has been featured in publications such as Knowledia and BioRxiv. Joy covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, celebrity news, food trends, and societal issues.
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Joy Saha's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, with a significant portion dedicated to opinion editorials and government announcements. To effectively reach out to Joy, consider providing unique perspectives or insider insights into the entertainment industry, cultural traditions, and food-related topics. Additionally, pitches related to controversies surrounding public figures or documentaries may capture her attention.
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By: Joy Saha
The nearly two-hour-long showcase peels back the curtain on America's beloved domestic mogul
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The change will go into effect on Nov. 7 — the same day as Starbucks' holiday menu launch
Taste test of Chef Sujan Sarkar's Smorgasburg showcase Growing up, food was a big part of my family's annual Diwali celebrations.
News brief about several brands of soft-ripened cheeses being recalled for potential listeria contamination
The products are part of the agency's ongoing public health alert concerning cinnamon with elevated lead levels
Approximately 99% of U.S. pistachios are produced in California
News brief about the FDA's ongoing public health alert concerning cinnamon products with elevated lead levels
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Many questioned the need for the recent recall on social media Staff Writer
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Stewart's clarification comes after New York Post columnist Andrea Peyser shot back at the lifestyle mogul Staff Writer
By: Joy Saha
The carrots are “likely no longer available for sale in stores but could be in people's homes,” the FDA said
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