K-Ci Williams is a freelance writer based in New Zealand. He focuses on queer stories through the lens of pop culture and style, often exploring themes at the intersections of brownness and queerness. K-Ci's work has been featured in Teen Vogue, Now To Love NZ, Yahoo News, and the New Zealand Herald.
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K-Ci Williams predominantly covers entertainment news, beauty, and fashion. Given the nature of their coverage, K-Ci may be responsive to pitches that offer expert commentary on the latest trends in these industries or insights into specific events related to celebrities or popular culture.
It appears that K-Ci does not have a specific geographic focus and covers a wide range of topics within the realm of entertainment, including Korean dramas, BTS-related content, and solo albums. When reaching out with pitches for this journalist, it would be beneficial to align with their interest in celebrity news and cultural phenomena while providing unique angles or expert opinions related to these themes.
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Read an exclusive excerpt of Edward Schmit's new book.
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Singer Nikau Grace shares a powerful story of identity, resilience and cultural reconnection after being told she was “dumb” growing up.
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By: K-Ci Williams
"There’s always going to be people who are not content with the direction you've taken a story.”
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“I realized that I’m also someone who is in this community and has a happy life and a happy ending to my own story,” creator P’Aof tells Teen Vogue.
The pair talk to Teen Vogue about 'Heartstopper Forever' and what the series means to them.
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