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.
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The VPR star launched his music career some time ago, but is James Kennedy a good DJ? Or is he just piggybacking off reality TV fame?
After having her heart broken by a man who's soon to be married, there are distinct signs that Leslie Fhima will be the Golden Bachelorette.
Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 4 was incredible and instantly iconic. But, as much as Bravo fans may not want to admit it, the season’s success is, in large part, thanks to Monica Garcia. The Real Housewives newbie set off an atomic bomb with the reveal of her shady secret Instagram account, Reality Von Tease. In the finale and reunion, Monica’s betrayal of her castmates was riveting to watch. Truly, must-watch TV. However, Monica Garcia sets a dangerous precedent that could spell trouble for Bravo.
Vanderpump Rules Season 11 has finally premiered, and the first episode was…eh, mixed. Though there was a lot of anticipation for the new season, Episode 1 was primarily set up. Most of the focus was on Scandoval fallout and catching viewers up on where the cast was once cameras picked back up. However, though the Vanderpump Rules Season 11 premiere didn’t feature a ton of major moments, there was still great comedy to be found.
By: Maggie Mead
"Finally, I realized the true value of going to UNC. It wasn’t for trivial pursuits like education, social growth, or professional development, but something far more important."
Every year, during the last week of November, the world waits. The last autumn-dappled leaves threaten to drop off trees, schools fill with
After their breakup, Tayshia Adams' former fling, JPJ, has kept a low profile. Find out what he has been up to and if he plans to return to Paradise.
You expel the remnants of sleep through a big yawn. Your eyes drift open. You feel strange… almost like you're… well-rested? Wait, that's not right — It's 8:53 a.m.
It's easy to venerate the history that gives UNC the prestige, culture and resources that it's become known for, but to embrace this history while ignoring the reality that many buildings and statues pay tribute to figures who perpetuated hateful ideologies is antithetical to the values of learning, collaboration and inclusivity that the university purports to champion.
By: Maggie Mead
"A reluctance to have hard conversations with each other doesn’t preserve “polite company,” it only serves to ignore — and therefore perpetuate — harmful systems and barriers to community."
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