Maggie Mead is a journalist who specializes in reality television and pop culture. She has written for Reality Tea and her work has also been featured in Screen Rant. Maggie's articles cover a range of topics, including behind-the-scenes drama, cast changes, and analysis of reality TV personalities.
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Maggie Mead’s articles predominantly cover entertainment news, particularly reality TV and celebrities. Her focus is on providing expert commentary and analysis within the entertainment industry.
Given her coverage of reality TV shows and social media, Maggie may be interested in pitches from individuals with insider knowledge or expertise in these areas. This can include former contestants, industry professionals, or those who have worked behind the scenes in reality television production.
As she doesn't specify a geographic focus but covers international celebrity culture extensively, consider pitching stories that have an international appeal related to popular reality TV shows or personalities across different regions.
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Why wait for Black Friday? With Thanksgiving on the horizon, it's time to start thinking about Black Friday buys . Whether you're looking
By: Maggie Mead
In recent years, many women in Hollywood have spoken up about sisterhood and lifting other women up, but one claims it's all talk and no action.
By: Maggie Mead
One of the stars of the eagerly-anticipated sequel Gladiator II revealed that one note-worthy scene didn't make the final cut.
By: Maggie Mead
Dick Van Dyke recently offered up a scathing response to Donald Trump's win in the 2024 election, and it's pretty relatable.
By: Maggie Mead
As part of its new commitment to cultivating a toxic platform , X (formerly Twitter), has filed a new lawsuit to block California's efforts to curb
By: Maggie Mead
The controversial new Department of Government Efficiency sent out a call this week to the American people, seeking extremely intelligent individuals
By: Maggie Mead
A new bill on track for Senate approval places nonprofit organizations in danger and could help conservatives realize their dreams of a more
By: Maggie Mead
I recently overheard one of my peers mention that they felt no obligation to provide any sort of mentorship or advice to underclassmen at UNC.
By: Maggie Mead
Rules for thee, not for me As we learned last election, Donald Trump holds little regard for the peaceful transfer of power between presidential administrations.
By: Maggie Mead
On Dec. 4, the Town of Carrboro filed a lawsuit against Duke Energy , alleging that the energy utility has participated in an ongoing “campaign of
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