Mahita Gajanan is an editor at TIME magazine. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, culture, and current events. With a focus on highlighting influential individuals and significant moments, Mahita's articles provide insight and analysis on the latest happenings in the world of pop culture and beyond.
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Mahita Gajanan's coverage primarily focuses on event and seasonal content, particularly entertainment news. She seems to be interested in covering events such as awards ceremonies and their biggest moments. Her articles also encompass topics related to streaming platforms, true crime, television shows, celebrities and the latest releases.
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The athlete spoke about how transgender people should not be "left behind," as their rights in the U.S. are currently under threat
By: Mahita Gajanan
TIME Woman of the Year honoree Cate Blanchett paid tribute to honorees who "deeply inspire" her
The singer, who has died at 56, is remembered for her legacy as a protest artist, perhaps best exemplified by a 1992 Saturday Night Live performance that went off-script.
Honorees at the event included actors Angela Bassett and Cate Blanchett; activists Ayisha Siddiqa and Masih Alinejad; and athletes Megan Rapinoe and Ramla Ali.
Bassett is making Oscars history after playing the Queen Mother of Wakanda in 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,' snagging Marvel’s first acting nomination.
As Paul Child, Pierce conveys the challenges involved in supporting one's partner in the spotlight. "As much as he loves and supports her ascension, he’s a human being."
Bassett is making Oscars history after playing the Queen Mother of Wakanda in 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,' snagging Marvel’s first acting nomination.
At the 75th Emmy Awards, casts from popular TV shows reunited, including Game of Thrones, The Sopranos, Grey's Anatomy, Martin, and more.
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