Vrinda Jagota is a journalist and writer who focuses on music and pop culture. She writes for Pitchfork and her work has also appeared in The Juggernaut. Vrinda covers a wide range of topics in the music industry, from album reviews and artist interviews to news and features.
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Vrinda's coverage heavily revolves around music and entertainment news, focusing on event coverage and private sector announcements. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to interviews with musicians or bands regarding new releases, tours, or significant events in their careers.
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By: Evan Minsker, Madison Bloom, Allison Hussey, Samuel Hyland, Nina Corcoran, Vrinda Jagota, Matthew Strauss, Philip Sherburne
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By: Philip Sherburne, Madison Bloom, Samuel Hyland, Allison Hussey, Nina Corcoran, Evan Minsker, Vrinda Jagota, Matthew Strauss, Alphonse Pierre
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At her best, Swift is a master of synecdoche. But “Tortured Poets” too often prioritizes feelings over storytelling.
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