Digital Journalist, Popular Culture at ABC News
Mawunyo Gbogbo is a Music & Pop Culture Reporter for Double J and ABC News, based in Sydney, Australia. With a focus on Australian music and entertainment, Mawunyo covers a wide range of topics including celebrity interviews, music industry news, film reviews, and cultural events.
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Sydney, Australia (Local)
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Mawunyo Gbogbo's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly within the Australian and Sydney context. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to the film industry, music industry, Australian entertainment scene, celebrity news, and awards shows.
Considering her articles often feature event coverage and expert commentary at a lower percentage compared to other attributes covered in her work, it may be beneficial for PR professionals or experts in these fields featured in Mawunyo's articles to reach out with insights into ongoing events or developments within the Australian entertainment landscape.
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By: Mawunyo Gbogbo
In the documentary-style Lego biopic Piece by Piece, Pharrell Williams recounts forming The Neptunes with Chad Hugo and producing some of popular culture's biggest hits. Here, we break down five.
By: Mawunyo Gbogbo
Jay Laga'aia didn't encourage his children to become performers. However, five out of the eight have chosen to follow in his footsteps on stage and screen.
By: Mawunyo Gbogbo
Superstar rapper and entrepreneur Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, has been accused of raping a 13-year-old girl in 2000 allegedly with Sean "Diddy" Combs.
By: Mawunyo Gbogbo
"Oh, look. It's Squid Game." Those were the words uttered by people who just happened to be at Sydney Harbour on Thursday as 300 Squid Game guards dressed in pink marched along the shore.
By: Mawunyo Gbogbo
"Does anyone read your letters or can I write anything I want?"
By: Nicola Heath, Mawunyo Gbogbo, Jared Richards, Katherine Smyrk, Anna Kelsey-Sugg
Few Australian books have been devoured and re-read by young people quite like those of John Marsden, who died this week, aged 74.
By: Nicola Heath, Mawunyo Gbogbo
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