Mariah Espada is a reporter at TIME. She covers internet culture, reality TV, and pop culture, with a focus on themes relevant to Central and South America. Mariah has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, Axios, and TIME.
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Mariah Espada's coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, including movies, television shows, and celebrities. She also touches on social media and labor unions within the entertainment industry. Given her articles' emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage in these topics, those with unique insights into the workings of the entertainment business or upcoming events may find success pitching to her.
Experts in content creation and publishing would also likely capture Mariah’s interest given that she covers a wide range of topics from this area as well.
Since Mariah does not specify a geographic focus for her coverage, it is recommended to consider international stories related to the entertainment industry when reaching out to her.
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