Bethy Squires is a news blogger at Vulture, where she has been covering comedy since 2018. Her work often intersects with themes of entertainment, culture, and pop culture, exploring topics such as celebrities, the film industry, and internet culture. Bethy’s writing has also been featured in Rockdale Newton Citizen, Clayton News Daily, and Paste Magazine.
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Bethy Squires' articles primarily focus on entertainment news, especially related to events like awards shows and celebrity culture. If you are a publicist or industry professional with insights into the latest happenings in the world of movies, television, or award ceremonies such as Golden Globes, reaching out to her could be beneficial.
Given the nature of Bethy's coverage, pitches involving exclusive interviews with celebrities or behind-the-scenes stories from major events like award ceremonies may capture her interest. Similarly, contributions from industry insiders offering unique perspectives on trends in entertainment could also resonate well with her coverage.
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Hila Klein accused her husband of an affair, and the couple’s podcast staff is standing with her.
Mary Robertson hopes Matthew Perry would think her Netflix documentary about him is funny. “I think Matthew would be really upset if I made a film about his life that wasn't funny,” she says. “It was very important to me that this film be as funny as it could be, and that we find levity in the darkness and in the sorrowful moments. I don't think that humor diminishes our grief, or our understanding of his struggles.”
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