Kim Lacapria is a journalist who has written for publications such as TheRichest and Times of San Diego. She covers a wide range of topics, including celebrity news, real estate, fact-checking, and legal disputes. With her extensive experience in reporting, Lacapria aims to provide accurate and engaging content to her readers.
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Kim Lacapria's coverage focuses on expert commentary and announcements in the areas of government & politics and entertainment news. She may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary on political developments or current events within the entertainment industry.
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By: Kim Lacapria
Rogan is known for not pushing back much with guests, but he pressed Sen. Vance at one point.
Less than a week before the election, Mark Cuban and Donald Trump got into a Twitter spat.
Christine's quickie marriage to David Woolley has been the subject of much fan chatter.
Carrie Ann's judging has been increasingly perplexing to Dancing With The Stars viewers.
By: Kim Lacapria
Gypsy Rose knows a thing or two about life as a famous former inmate.
This isn't the first time Paige's surprising previous gigs have come up.
By: Kim Lacapria
After Pascal's shocking self-elimination, he spilled tea about his experience everywhere.
Bobby stopped by Kristen's podcast Let's Be Honest, and they honestly discussed their DM situation.
Teddi said she spoke up to prevent "speculation and rumors."
Hollywood has long been considered a Democratic stronghold, but reality TV depicts a broader swath of America.
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