Kase Wickman is a reporter for culture and society at Vanity Fair. She covers a range of topics including celebrities, comedy, entertainment news, and pop culture, with a keen focus on beauty, fashion, and women's interests. Kase's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Glamour, and Rolling Stone.
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Kase Wickman predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on events and legal policy regulation within the industry. Pitches to her should be tailored toward providing insights into high-profile events in the entertainment industry or offering commentary on legal and regulatory matters affecting the world of movies, celebrities, awards, and pop culture.
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The queer hockey romance—and the genre's enduring and exploding popularity—is about so much more than dudes on skates.
By: Kase Wickman
The handwritten note is postmarked three days after Epstein's death and references “our president”—Donald Trump at the time—having an interest in “young, nubile girls.” Another newly released document also appears to reference Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
By: Kase Wickman
The inter-Disney celebrity mama drama has heated up, with a dad entering the fray. But is this all just much ado about matching sweatpants and girls' nights?
By: Kase Wickman
Wong shared in her latest comedy special how fellow comedian Hader wooed her and pursued her after her divorce.
By: Kase Wickman
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Taylor Swift, Mariska Hargitay, and the Haim sisters wore homemade t-shirts for Game 4 at Madison Square Garden
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