Kailyn Brown is a journalist at the Los Angeles Times. She specializes in hospitality and leisure, arts and entertainment, and sports, often exploring topics such as the music business, celebrities, and luxury accommodations. Kailyn has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo Sports, Essence, and The Detroit News.
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Kailyn Brown’s coverage mixes lifestyle and entertainment, with a strong tilt toward timely, consumer-friendly stories and celebrity/music access. She seems most responsive to pitches tied to live events, artist news, venue moments, and other culture-driven developments that have a clear local or national relevance.
She also appears open to practical, service-oriented angles around places to go, deals, and experiences, especially when there’s a timely hook or a fun “what’s worth your attention now” framing.
Since her focus is national, keep pitches relevant beyond one market unless you have a strong reason to tie them to a specific city.
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By: Kailyn Brown
LOS ANGELES — After a brutal stretch of relentless heat across Southern California, relief is finally on the way.
A gradual cooling trend will lower temperatures across most of Southern California this week, but there's a chance of mountain and desert thunderstorms.
By: Kailyn Brown
Bino Rideaux's body is covered in tattoos. Emblazoned on his outer forearm is a menacing portrait of Tony Montana from the 1983 film "Scarface."
By: Kailyn Brown
LOS ANGELES — Bino Rideaux's body is covered in tattoos. Emblazoned on his outer forearm is a menacing portrait of Tony Montana from the 1983 film "Scarface."
By: Kailyn Brown, Danielle Dorsey, Stephanie Breijo
L.A.'s restaurants and bars are tempting guests to come out on slow days and off hours with discounted burger and cocktail combos.
Out on a wooden platform extending over San Diego's Mission Bay, young women sway from side to side, riding an imaginary wave to the beats.
Backstage during her L.A. tour stop, we caught up with the Grammy-winning singer to talk about why she wanted a phone-free show, the impact of her new album and more.
By: Kailyn Brown
LOS ANGELES — Grammy-winning singer Jill Scott brought her "To Whom This May Concern" album — her first in more than a decade — to life at Inglewood's YouTube Theater earlier this month.
By: Kailyn Brown
LOS ANGELES — Grammy-winning singer Jill Scott brought her "To Whom This May Concern" album — her first in more than a decade — to life at Inglewood's YouTube Theater earlier this month.
The Westchester Farmers' Market, fresh henna tattoos and bowling at Lucky Strike are on the artist's agenda.
