Natasha Dubash is a journalist for The Daily Dot, specializing in internet culture and memes. With a keen eye for trends and a knack for finding the latest viral content, Natasha's articles provide readers with a humorous and relatable take on the online world.
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Natasha's articles predominantly focus on seasonal and review content, particularly related to holidays, memes, and lifestyle topics. She may be interested in pitches that align with upcoming holidays or events like Christmas, Valentine's Day, or specific themes such as coffee culture.
Given her coverage of different types of memes and lifestyle topics including home-related advice, pitches could include light-hearted features on trending memes during special occasions or practical tips for household tasks.
As Natasha doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned but appears to cover international themes generally associated with popular global celebrations and trends.
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By: Natasha Dubash
‘It's to stop boosters.' A Kohl's customer noticed that the store had started locking up clothes, but also thought there was a glaring problem with the new security cable.
By: Natasha Dubash
'It's to stop boosters.'
By: Natasha Dubash
'It’s all the same private label. Trader Joe’s, Aldi, sprouts, 365.'
By: Natasha Dubash
‘Take it back.' A woman opened a can of Bush's Baked Beans to make dinner for her kids but was surprised by the contents of the can.
By: Natasha Dubash
'So we paying thousands for toy houses?'
By: Natasha Dubash
‘Girl I found out after a year.' A woman says she recently discovered that she was being charged $60 a month for a Savage X Fenty membership that she never signed up for.
By: Natasha Dubash
‘I don't understand why work in retail if ur gonna be rude.' A woman claims she caught a Victoria's Secret worker lying to her when she tried to return a set of pajamas at the store.
By: Natasha Dubash
'I know I’m cute but I’m working.'
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'I would call their corporate office.'
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'Come on research! Thanks for letting us know.'
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