Dave Stopera is an author at BuzzFeed. He explores a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, health and wellness, and entertainment news, often focusing on internet culture and pop culture. His work has been featured in outlets such as Knowledia, Yahoo News, and AOL, Inc.
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Dave Stopera's articles are heavily opinion-based and revolve around humor, regret, and entertaining content. Given the nature of his work, he may be more open to pitches that offer humorous or lighthearted takes on current events or trends related to internet culture.
Pitches could include stories with an angle for comedic commentary or light-hearted analysis related to trending topics, fascinating pictures, relatable experiences, or humorous observations from everyday life.
When reaching out to Dave Stopera, consider how your pitch can align with his focus on entertainment news while providing a unique perspective that could resonate with his audience.
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By: Dave Stopera
Just what the doctor ordered. A very relatable table: The mark of a good fruit: A stunning piece of artwork: A very close call:
1. This is what a wild peanut growing out of the ground looks like: I simply must have this little peanut. Read it on BuzzFeed.com
By: Dave Stopera
Maybe there is such a thing as stupid question. The cold case question: The space question: The USA question:
Maybe there is such a thing as stupid question.
By: Dave Stopera
It's hard working with people. Really hard. Anybody who's spent time in the service industry can tell you that one of the hardest parts of
By: Dave Stopera
If every day the world seems like the absolute worst to you, just remember... 1. The Italian sneezes:
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By: Dave Stopera
It's not just you, I promise.
By: Dave Stopera
Let's just turn the page to 2027.
Let's just turn the page to 2027.
