Michael La Corte is a food writer at various esteemed publications including Yahoo News and Food Network. He specializes in food and beverage topics, with a particular focus on Italian and Italian-American cuisine, diet and nutrition, and cultural movements. Michael's work has been featured in outlets such as Mental Floss and Salon Media Group, reflecting his passion for culinary storytelling and consumer interest.
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Michael La Corte's articles primarily cover food and home-related themes, with a focus on expert commentary and seasonal content. When reaching out to him, consider pitching experts who can provide insightful commentary on food safety, nutrition, seasonal recipes or trends in the food industry.
As Michael focuses nationally within the United States, pitches should reflect this regional scope. Additionally, providing data-driven insights related to consumer behavior or market trends could resonate well with his coverage preferences.
You may also consider offering timely expertise related to holiday cooking tips or trending topics in the culinary world that align with his areas of interest.
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By: Stephan Blum, Michael La Corte
The Odyssey hits cinemas in July 2026. But will it celebrate Odysseus as the clever hero – or finally confront the wreckage he leaves in his wake?
February is around the corner. Looking to continue your alcohol-free lifestyle? Follow these tips for inspiration.
By: Annika Vosseler, Michael La Corte
For Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti, Te Pou o Hinematioro is an ancestor, not an object.
It's an iconic dish — but where did it come from?
By: Michael La Corte
Over 12,000 Cuisinart grills have been impacted.
By: Michael La Corte
Though no injuries have been reported, the products were recalled due to the possible presence of glass.
If you've ever wondered what Razzmatazz would taste like, now's your chance to find out.
Check your fridges and freezers.
Check your pantries.
By: Michael La Corte
The citrus-forward new product is being sold at Walmart.
