Shirley Halperin is the Editor-in-Chief at Los Angeles Magazine. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music, television, and the evolving landscape of cannabis and psychedelics. Her insights and expertise are featured in prominent publications including Variety, Yahoo News, and The Hollywood Reporter.
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Shirley Halperin's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, including music and events. She frequently covers private sector announcements, press releases, and event coverage. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with artists or behind-the-scenes access to major events.
Her articles span a wide range of topics within the entertainment industry, from artist interviews to event coverage. Therefore, individuals or organizations looking to reach out should consider offering unique insights into trending topics or providing access to newsworthy events in the music and entertainment space.
As Shirley's geographic focus is not specified but her content seems globally oriented due to covering international musicians and events such as IMS Ibiza Delegates; therefore PR professionals representing global brands or touring artists would likely find success when reaching out for potential collaboration opportunities or exclusive features.
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The eldest daughter of Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl has been working with producer Justin Raisen, say sources.
By: Shirley Halperin
An appreciation for ‘Tisa Tells’ and her fellow amateur pundits who provided deep-dive analysis of the year’s biggest scandals.
By: Shirley Halperin
The eight-night video series launches on YouTube on December 25.
By: Michele Amabile Angermiller
The feature, starring Jeremy Allen White, is shooting in iconic landmarks from Asbury Park to Bayonne and beyond.
By: Shirley Halperin
Among the residents who call the area home are Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Eugene Levy, Michael Mann, Ann Sarnoff, Carol Lombardini, Alan Bergman, Kathleen Kennedy, Steve Guttenberg and James Woods.
By: Shirley Halperin
Raised in the controversial Synanon community, she also served as tour manager for Elliott Smith, the Lemonheads and other indie rock acts.
Industry denizens who lost their homes reveal a deeply personal possession they raced to rescue — from Joan Rivers' Emmy to an irreplaceable totem of rock history to a herd of horses — in the harried moments before they fled.
By: Shirley Halperin
Outgoing President Joe Biden made the announcement ahead of his official exit.
By: Shirley Halperin
The event is scheduled for Jan. 31 ahead of the Grammy Awards.
By: David Caspi
The 24-year-old was selected after performing winning versions of ABBA's “Dancing Queen” and Sam Smith's “Writing's on The Wall.”
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