Suzy Exposito is a retired goth from Florida and currently works as a music reporter. With a focus on local music scenes, Suzy has written for various publications including the Los Angeles Times, Vogue, and Rolling Stone. Her work covers a wide range of topics including Latin music, cultural events, and music reviews.
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Suzy Exposito's coverage centers on entertainment news, particularly focused on Latinx music and culture. Her articles often cover events such as the Latin Grammys and Bésame Mucho, emphasizing local (Los Angeles) and broader U.S.-based content.
To effectively reach out to Suzy, consider providing insights or access to artists within the Latinx music industry based in Los Angeles. Additionally, pitches related to event coverage of cultural festivals or significant musical performances that align with her focus would likely be well-received.
Given her emphasis on specific cultural events like the Latin Grammys and Bésame Mucho, offering exclusive interviews with key figures involved in these events or insightful behind-the-scenes stories could also capture her attention.
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By: Suzy Exposito
Early on Friday morning, Taylor Swift, Literary It-Girl of the pop charts, dropped both her eleventh and twelfth studio albums in quick succession: The
There is a weird disconnect for me between the cover, the cover line, and the story itself
By: Daniel Rodgers, Amel Mukhtar, Margaux Anbouba, Suzy Exposito, Joy Montgomery, Emma Specter, Rebecca Cope
Diss tracks are so hot right now... Now, can we make them good?
By: Amel Mukhtar, Joy Montgomery, Hayley Maitland, Suzy Exposito, Daniel Rodgers
“This being Swift, said necklace is no mere necklace; it is the fine jewellery equivalent of the White Rabbit, a portal to an alternate Swiftian universe where everyone’s obsessed with Via Carota and John Mayer has precisely zero redeeming qualities.”
In The Tortured Poets Department, Taylor Swift makes her most sensational revelations while sticking to the sound she cultivated on Midnights, pairing her prosody with bespoke synth-pop.
By: Amel Mukhtar, Suzy Exposito, Margaux Anbouba, Raven Smith, Rebecca Cope, Hannah Coates, Emma Specter, Irene Kim, Florence O'Connor
It’s telling how prominently The 1974’s spring fling Matty Healy features on Swift’s new album compared to normal person Joe Alwyn, her boyfriend of six years.
By: Hannah Coates, Daniel Rodgers, Suzy Exposito, Alice Cary, Raven Smith, Christian Allaire
“Say what you want about the freshly minted billionairess Taylor Swift, but she knows how to drag her exes.”
By: Kerry Mcdermott, Christian Allaire, Hannah Coates, Rebecca Cope, Alice Cary, Suzy Exposito
Florence will make her debut at the BBC Proms 2024, in her only live UK performance of this year, Vogue can exclusively reveal.
For Dua Lipa, queen of the dance floor and everyone's big sister, life is only worth living if you're having fun. Suzy Exposito
By: Audrey Noble, Irene Kim, Christian Allaire, Suzy Exposito, Margaux Anbouba
“I sit back and think, Your daughter’s bedroom is bigger than [the] apartment that you grew up in. The goal is never gonna be reached.”
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