Kelly Hertz is an editor whose work has appeared in Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan. Kelly covers a wide range of topics, including theater, art, music, television, and cultural events. With a keen eye for entertainment and the arts, Kelly brings engaging and informative articles to readers.
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Kelly Hertz focuses on entertainment news, with an emphasis on reviews and event coverage across various artistic mediums such as film, theater, music, and literature. Given this focus, pitches should revolve around providing access to exclusive content or events in these areas. For instance, offering early access to new releases for review consideration or providing opportunities for behind-the-scenes glimpses of artistic productions may be appealing.
In addition to traditional entertainment outlets like film and television, Kelly also covers topics related to art and design as well as Broadway productions. Therefore, experts who can offer unique insights into the creative process within these areas could capture her attention.
Kelly's geographic focus is not specified; therefore she may have a broad interest in globally relevant cultural phenomena but might still prioritize those tied more closely to Western culture.
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By: Kelly Hertz
British writer and music critic Ian Penman has won the Royal Society of Literature's Ondaatje prize for his study of the late German film-maker Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
From ‘testing critical procedures' to an air-conditioning unit falling from the ceiling, the Co-op Live arena has been dogged by issues
Colm Tóibín doesn't approve of sequels. So fans of his novel “Brooklyn” will be happy that after nearly 15 years he has “overcome these misgivings” to write the follow-up, “Long Island”, said Lisa Allardice in
I n 1988, I worked on a listings magazine's competition page. One week, the prize was tickets to a new film called Withnail and I.
By: Kelly Hertz
Shulman: ‘For some time now, I've been asking myself a lot of questions about the photographs in the collection I've created, which essentially depict privileged white middle classes in the 1950s, a period of racial segregation in the United States. What also bothered me was that many of them contained empty chairs. Of course, it's often the chair of the photographer who gets up and leaves his seat for the duration of the shoot. So I figured it would be great if we could put someone in that space instead, and that's how Omar Victor Diop came to mind'
By: Kelly Hertz
T here are neither images nor narrative in Steve McQueen's newest work, Bass, at the Dia Art Foundation at Beacon , about an hour up the Hudson valley from New York.
Legally Blonde, starring Jennifer Coolidge and Luke Wilson, became a huge hit after its release in 2001. Reese Witherspoon went on to be nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Picture and for Best Actress. She won MTV Movie Awards for Best Comedic Performance, Best Line and Best Dressed.
By: Kelly Hertz
Why did you first join Twitter? For TV writer and director Prentice Penny, he joined Twitter as a Los Angeles Lakers fan, looking for team updates like trades, injuries and potential draft picks. It was years before he would become showrunner of the Peabody Award-winning HBO series “Insecure,” starring Issa Rae. It was the glory days of Black Twitter — a home on the social media platform for fun and connection with a bigger community who could relate to Penny's Black experience as a fan and an artist.
By: Kelly Hertz
I t's a deeply unhappy time for game developers, as anyone paying attention to the games industry this year will know. Thousands of jobs have fallen victim to corporate cost-cutting, as in-progress games have been cancelled and award-winning studios closed. The mood is furious and despondent.
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