Mark Elibert is a Freelance News Writer with a focus on arts and entertainment, sports, and culture. His work often explores themes such as the film industry, celebrity news, and cultural movements, bridging the gap between entertainment and societal trends. Mark's insights and articles have been featured in prominent outlets including Stuff, BuzzFeed, Yahoo News, and Billboard.
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Mark Elibert's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly celebrity controversies and music. He also covers evolving stories and breaking news within this sphere. If you are a publicist or industry professional with insights into ongoing celebrity controversies, legal matters involving celebrities, or emerging trends in the entertainment world, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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A woman in Rio de Janeiro survived after falling into a m...
By: Mark Elibert
Marlon Wayans has made it clear that he won't be holding his tongue when it comes to addressing disparaging comments made by Aries Spears
By: Mark Elibert
Mark Wahlberg transforms into real-life mafia hitman alon...
The Portland Trail Blazers guard surprised many people when he jumped into a debate discussing the NBA's greatest shooters.
By: Mark Elibert
The Brooklyn rapper shared a series of Instagram posts targeting Jay-Z, accusing industry power players of gatekeeping and challenging the Roc Nation founder's reputation.
As Daz Dillinger continues to accuse him of unpaid royalties and questionable business dealings tied to Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg says his books are in order and challenges anyone with concerns to...
Sauce Walka releases "Baby Mama Drama" after allegations ...
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a 48-team international soccer tournament hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico from June 11 to July 19.
Bret Michaels, Martina McBride, and others have walked away from the divisive concert series.
The Brooklyn rapper defender her decision to have Tory Lanez on 'KWEEN' cut "Gyal Dem Ryte."
