Kate Fowler is an Internet Culture and Trends Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including TikTok, wildlife, holidays, data, and podcasts, often exploring the intersection of digital trends and everyday life. Kate's work has been featured in Newsweek, Refinery29, Inc., Here Is The City - HITC, VICE Media, Richmond Family Magazine, Style Weekly, and Her Campus FSU.
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Kate Fowler's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, seasonal topics, and evolving stories. She may be receptive to pitches related to breaking news in the world of entertainment, unique or trending consumer behaviors around food and drink, and human interest stories that capture evolving societal trends.
Given her focus on mental health topics as well as house & home themes within her content area, she may also be interested in pieces that explore the intersection of these themes with entertainment or lifestyle trends. For example, articles addressing how current events impact people's mental health or how they influence their living spaces could resonate with her audience.
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Hugely popular podcaster and creator Bobbi Althoff shared information about the upcoming second season of her podcast in a video.
By: Kate Fowler
Podcaster Reed Harrell announced the shotgun wedding at a bar, confessing that he had only known his bride for three days.
With so many finding January a particularly hard month financially, buying coffee is often the first treat to go in order to save money.
'Money dysmorphia' is a financial issue that many young people are suffering from, according to a new study.
After their funding was targeted, Studio Two Three’s nonprofit organizers reflect on their political role and encourage others to speak out.
Last spring, I had the privilege of spending four months studying abroad in Florence, Italy.
I'm sure my friend group is not the only one tuning in every Tuesday (or Monday if you're lucky) to watch Joey find the one.
As someone who reads daily, I always get asked how I do it! It can be hard to incorporate reading into our busy college routines, but it is definitely possible.
Once dismissed as the energy source without a future, nuclear energy is experiencing a resurgence of interest and investment as a resilient, proven, and zero-carbon electricity source.
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