Shola Lee is a Multimedia Journalist at Yahoo. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, entertainment news, and plays and musicals. Shola's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports Canada, BBC News, and The Fiji Times.
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Shola Lee's articles focus predominantly on local news, community events, and government announcements with an emphasis on the Tenterden area in the United Kingdom. Her coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news related to local events, weather updates affecting the community, and charitable activities.
Given Shola’s focus on local news and community-related topics within a specific geographic region, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that highlight human interest stories, upcoming local events or initiatives impacting the Tenterden area. Consider reaching out if you have exclusive insights into noteworthy happenings within this specific locale or can provide valuable commentary relevant to her themes of interest.
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Joe Swash tells the BBC about his experiences of being a young dad and says more support is needed.
Ahead of Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, The Other Bennet Sister cast reflects on why the author’s work still captivates audiences.
Mark Gatiss, director of the BBC's new A Ghost Story for Christmas, on why we love festive frights.
Harry Clark speaks about his new documentary in which he travels to Rome and meets the Pope.
Richard Gadd on his new series Half Man, why the role of Ruben "terrified" him and male repression.
How things have changed throughout Sir David Attenborough's career, from camera equipment to climate.
Writer James Graham on his new series Dear England and why access to arts subjects is so important.
Ludwig star David Mitchell talks Cambridge, comedy and why we love cozy crime.
Ahead of a BBC night at the Proms honouring his work, EGOT winner Alan Menken discusses his early days at Disney, the next generation of artists and the precarious nature of musical theatre.
