Karl Puschmann is a Culture Editor for the New Zealand Herald and NZ Marketing Magazine. With a focus on local culture, Karl covers a wide range of topics including music, film, literature, and pop culture. His articles provide insightful commentary and reviews on the latest trends and happenings in New Zealand's cultural scene.
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Karl Puschmann's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment, with a focus on music and movies. He often provides event coverage, expert commentary, reviews, profile features, and opinion editorials within the realm of entertainment news.
To effectively reach out to Karl, consider pitching unique stories related to upcoming music releases or movies with a New Zealand connection. Additionally, offering expert insights into the entertainment industry could capture his interest. Since he focuses on local content in New Zealand but also covers broader topics like music and movies globally; pitches may need to strike a balance between international appeal and local relevance when reaching out for potential collaboration opportunities.
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By: Karl Puschmann
'The underdogs have taken over, baby!'
By: Karl Puschmann
REVIEW With yesterday's toppling of the mighty Wairangi Koopu by the hand of Millen Baird and the brain of James Rolleston , the game has suddenly opened up to become anyone's.
By: Karl Puschmann
The new show 'is an examination of privilege and how money talks'.
By: Karl Puschmann
REVIEW *Contains spoilers for Joker: Folie à Deux There's very little to like about Joker: Folie à Deux . The movie's way too long.
By: Karl Puschmann
How on earth did a small-budget Kiwi film land an A-list Hollywood star?
Tonight on Celebrity Treasure Island, the final four are revealed.
The BFFs duke it out in CTI’s most frustrating challenge yet.
It’s anyone's game right up until the closing seconds.
By: Karl Puschmann
With a new single and tour on the way, she tells Karl Puschmann how it all came together.
By: Karl Puschmann
Karl Puschmann: 'To be a Cure fan is to have lived with disappointment since 1996.'
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