Kristen Martin is an Associate Community Editor at BuzzFeed. She focuses on culture and society, particularly in the realms of pop culture and entertainment, while also engaging with themes of education and cybersecurity. Kristen's work has been featured in notable publications including The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and The New York Times.
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Kristen's articles are primarily opinion editorials focused on entertainment news, books, Broadway, movies, TV shows and celebrity. Given her focus on opinion pieces in the entertainment industry, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts or individuals who can provide unique perspectives or insights related to these topics.
Pitches should aim to offer fresh angles or thought-provoking takes on popular culture phenomena such as movies, TV series, celebrities' activities and trends within the entertainment world. This could include offering expert analysis of current events in the industry or sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes stories.
As Kristen appears to cover a wide range of subtopics under "entertainment," it may be beneficial for potential contributors to tailor their pitches according to the specific niche being covered in each article.
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