Ximena Del Cerro is a local journalist based in Brooklyn, New York. She writes for Courier Life Publications, Inc., amNewYork, and her work has also appeared in Brownstoner. Ximena covers a wide range of topics including art, community events, local businesses, and social issues impacting the Brooklyn area.
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Ximena's coverage primarily focuses on local events, cultural initiatives, and community stories within Brooklyn, New York. Given the emphasis on entertainment news, crime, sports and culture & society topics in her articles, Ximena may be receptive to pitches that provide expert commentary or announcements related to these themes.
Pitches could include insights from experts in local arts and culture scene of Brooklyn or those involved in community support initiatives. Additionally, providing valuable perspectives related to housing/real estate developments or crime trends within the area might also catch Ximena's attention.
As a journalist with a focus on local content within Brooklyn (New York), she is likely looking for stories that deeply resonate with the borough's residents and capture its unique essence.
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Wonder opened in Downtown Brooklyn last September, and after a soft launch, the Park Slope location’s grand opening will take place in January. Photo by Ximena Del Cerro
By: Ximena Del Cerro
A new food delivery concept is making it so you won't have to "wonder" what's for dinner ever again.
Paris, Eiffel Tower and river Seine at sunrise. Paris, France. Getty Images
By: Ximena Del Cerro
Filmmaking is much more than writing, acting, shooting and editing — there is also fundraising, crowdfunding, applying for grants and more. Yet sometimes, it
By: Ximena Del Cerro
The 16th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race premiered on Jan. 5 on MTV and two Brooklyn representatives are among the contestants.
By: Ximena Del Cerro
More than half a dozen immigrants have set up makeshift stands at the Jay Street Metro Tech subway station and are selling candy and snacks as they look to cover their mounting living expenses.
By: Ximena Del Cerro
Jewish associations in Brooklyn are calling on the United States government to put more pressure on Hamas to free the American and Israeli hostages.
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By: Ximena Del Cerro
Photojournalist Sylvia Plachy's work is on display in a new retrospective called "It happened in New York," now on view at the Brooklyn Public Library.
Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Steve Carell and Mike Myers are just a few of the names on the alumni list of comedy powerhouse The Second City.
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