Stephanie Mendez is a Journalist & Producer at ABC. She specializes in storytelling that intersects culture and music, drawing from her punk roots and P’urhépecha heritage. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ABC Network News, L.A. TACO, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Stephanie's coverage primarily centers around event coverage within the realm of entertainment news, with a strong focus on punk rock and music. She also explores themes related to cultural identity and marginalized groups, particularly during the pandemic.
Given Stephanie’s exclusive focus on event coverage in entertainment news, she would likely be most responsive to pitches offering unique insights or access to events related to punk rock or music scenes. Consider reaching out if you have firsthand knowledge of upcoming events or artists that align with her areas of interest.
Stephanie does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but instead focuses on topics that resonate across different regions and communities.
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By: Stephanie Mendez
Based in Southeast Los Angeles, the rock 'n' roll camp has gone online this year out of safety concerns for campers and their families.
Gabriel “The Gun” Gonzalez, No Doubt’s original trumpet player, died on Sept. 12 in a fatal motorcycle accident in Hermosa Beach, Ca. Gabriel “The Gun” Gonzalez, No Doubt’s original trumpet player, died on Sept. 12 in a fatal motorcycle accident in Hermosa Beach, Ca.
No Doubt are one of the biggest pop bands of the past three decades. They owe that in part to their late co-founder, John Spence
On a hot summer night in East Los Angeles, a house near Cesar Chavez Ave. was blasting music from its backyard—a common occurrence in this working-class
Amid COVID-19, organizers look for new ways to build community among the disenfranchised
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The Pacheco brothers are bringing their hypnotic sound from East L.A. to the rest of the world
Band is calling out punk's inclusivity problem and elevating Black voices
