Reda Wigle is an Astrology Writer at various publications including whimn.com.au and the New York Post. She specializes in exploring the intersections of pop culture, travel, and food, often delving into themes like adventure travel, beverage production, and the cruise industry. Reda's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Sky News Australia, Yahoo News, and Page Six.
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Reda focuses on astrology, horoscopes, and their intersection with entertainment news, beauty & fashion, scientific insights, and house & home. Given her emphasis on expert commentary and how-to guides related to these topics, she is likely to be more receptive to pitches from credible astrologers or experts who can provide insightful analysis in these areas.
Since Reda's geographic focus is national (United States), consider tailoring pitches specifically relevant to the U.S. audience when reaching out for potential collaborations or interviews.
When pitching ideas to Reda Wigle about astrology-related content for 2024 based on her past reporting trends of "What your star sign has in store for 2024" or "The best way to save money in 2024 based on your zodiac sign," you could suggest providing exclusive forecasts tailored specifically for her readership.
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The soon-to-be shuttered Soho location is the only REI store within the city limits of New York.
By: Reda Wigle
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Breach, aisle 3. Trader Joe's customers could be eligible for a payout, but time is running out.
By: Reda Wigle
Spare the rod and spoil the child?
By: Reda Wigle
While the long-term effects of AI have yet to be established, a new study reveals that the technology can seriously impair brain performance in a relatively short period.
According to the FDA, products containing undisclosed sildenafil can pose health risks to consumers.
By: Reda Wigle
Switch between CA and NY editions here. A new pregnancy patch could provide crucial, 24-hour monitoring for high-risk moms.
Switch between CA and NY editions here. A new drug has cured 20% of patients with a chronic, cancer-causing disease — which was previously incurable.
By: Reda Wigle
Cases of a mosquito-borne disease once largely confined to tropical regions are spiking.
Finally, a new use for temporary tattoos beyond kiddie goodie bags.
It could prove to be a saving grace for the roughly 80 million Americans who suffer from sleep apnea. The most common form of the sleep disorder is OSA.
