Randee Dawn is an entertainment journalist and author based in Brooklyn. She writes for prominent outlets including Variety and the Los Angeles Times, covering a wide range of topics such as film, television, music, and the arts, while also exploring themes of parenting and health. Randee's work has been featured in various media platforms, including NBC News, Yahoo News, and Today.
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Randee's coverage leans heavily towards entertainment and lifestyle, with a focus on local (United States, California, Los Angeles) stories. She shows interest in event coverage and expert commentary.
Pitch topics related to celebrities, relationships, movies, Oscars or television within the context of the United States or specifically California and Los Angeles. Offer insights into events happening in these areas or provide expert commentary from individuals with direct involvement or experience within this region for increased relevance to her audience.
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Take a bite outta these scary, funny and often gory flicks about Dracula and the undead.
By: Randee Dawn
Friendships are love affairs of a different sort and can be as much of a roller-coaster ride as romantic ones.
By: Randee Dawn
The actor turned his win into a family affair in his speech.
By: Randee Dawn
At one point, a movie or TV show starring Pamela Anderson would have come with certain … expectations. Namely, how form-fitting would her outfit be? (Think of the red swimsuit from “Baywatch&…
By: Randee Dawn
On the surface, “The Last Showgirl” is about loss: After 30 years working in a classic Las Vegas feathers-and-spangles show in Las Vegas, a showgirl (Pamela Anderson as Shelly), learns …
Time to talk about Roman fight club again.
What will you see in "Wicked: Part One" that you might remember from the 1939 classic? More than you'd think
The third character to die in four episodes has fans anxious about series' ending while they mourn a beloved favorite.
Fame, fortune and success: Everyone thinks that those three things go hand-in-hand. But as legendary opera singer Maria Callas discovered, great fame and great talent do not always equal great happiness.
By: Randee Dawn
Most audiences will feel that a film's magic happens in the theater. But there's plenty of magic and drama to be had in the edit suite, where everything comes together.
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