Nina Phillips is a journalist with a focus on national topics in the United States. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Cool Down, Movieweb.com, and Haute Living. Nina's articles cover a range of subjects including natural phenomena, pet care, cultural history, and lifestyle topics.
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Nina Phillips' coverage leans heavily toward house & home, scientific topics, and pets. She frequently cites data and provides how-to guides. If you're considering reaching out to her, keep in mind that she focuses on national content relevant to the United States.
When pitching to Nina, consider offering insights or guidance related to unique apple varieties, orchid trees in Florida, military-inspired dog names, or beautiful yet affordable places to live in Arizona. Additionally, if you have expertise on large alligators found in the U.S., sledding destinations within the country or human-made structures dating back to 9000 B.C., your input could be valuable for her articles.
Given her focus areas of interest and frequent use of data citations and how-to guides, experts with a deep understanding of these specific subjects may find success when reaching out.
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Looking for some high protein vegetables to grow in your garden this year? Look no further than the 25 vegetables on this list.
There are many animals that we are familiar with, and some unknown. Learn more about the 26 animals scientists still know little about.
By: Nina Phillips
Check out the martial arts fantasy series streaming on Netflix that makes for one of the best binge watches on the platform.
By: Nina Phillips
This fun, action-packed anime not only has heroes kicking all kinds of butt, it actually teaches you how our bodies work!
Whales are a very diverse group of marine mammals. Unfortunately, many of them are endangered. Learn about the most endangered whales here.
Jellyfish Princess is a very different type of anime that's been underrepresented throughout the medium's history.
Fandom crossovers used to mean so much more but it seems like they're dwindling. Is there any way to revive them?
By: Nina Phillips
In a twist from the usual isekai, this one isn't about saving a kingdom or exploring a dungeon, but about living life.
By: Nina Phillips
This Anne Hathaway comedy could've been something special, but then the movie ended and everyone was disappointed.
By: Nina Phillips
There is an anime remake out there that goes a bit darker than the original and there are ways to stream both now.
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