Beth Accomando is a Blogger, Editor, Writer, and Film Critic. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, theater, and various events and conferences. Her work has been featured in the ROGER & CHAZ EBERT FOUNDATION, Showbiz Junkies, KPBS (89.5 FM), and MSN.
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Beth's focus is primarily on local arts and entertainment in San Diego, with an emphasis on film and cinema. She covers events, festivals, and seasonal content related to the entertainment industry.
To effectively pitch to Beth, consider offering her insights or access to local cultural events, film screenings, and art festivals in San Diego. If you are part of the local arts scene or can provide unique perspectives on upcoming films or cultural trends specific to San Diego, your pitch may be well-received.
Given her interest in LGBTQ+ representation within the arts and entertainment sphere, pitches that highlight diverse voices within these industries would likely resonate with her coverage interests.
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Quint Gallery's Mark Quint opened The Museum Of __ to showcase the extraordinary and ordinary in physical and virtual spaces.
By: Beth Accomando
Angelika Film Center's annual Hitchcocktober Film Series puts the master of suspense's best films on the big screen in October.
Lips drag icon Tootie invites you to gather and share supernatural tales at the City Heights outdoor venue.
Pop-Up Winona is a community-activated lot on El Cajon Boulevard. In October, Tootie of Lips will present Ghost Stories every Wednesday at the outdoor venue.
Guillermo del Toro's darkly seductive parable about choice and disobedience hits even harder today.
Action movie icon Dolph Lundgren talks about "Dolph: Unbreakable," the new documentary about his life, career and battle with cancer.
Southwestern College stages a new comedy of terrors and invited KPBS arts reporter Beth Accomando to its "blood rehearsal."
It's October, so enjoy a karaoke ghost story at the San Diego Filipino Film Festival and Halloween horror convention Scream Diego this Saturday.
Jon Schnitzer will only perform his "Something Spooky" show at haunted venues, so he came to San Diego to find out if Les Girls Theater had ghosts. Oct. 5, 2026.
The annual Halloween procession invites costumed cyclists to ride from North Park to Mount Hope Cemetery on Saturday.
