Kelsey Hurwitz is an Assistant Digital Editor at WomansDay.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including entertainment, holidays, pets, and uplifting news, often infusing her love for live music and reality TV into her writing. Kelsey has been featured in Yahoo News, WWD, Delish, AOL, Inc., Kitchen Make Overs, Womans Day Magazine, POPSUGAR, and The Pioneer Woman.
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Kelsey's coverage revolves around family, relationships, entertainment news and house & home. She often features seasonal content, gift guides and promotional deals in her articles. If you want to pitch to Kelsey, consider offering unique and timely content related to these themes.
Given the diverse range of topics covered by Kelsey including biblical quotes, books, TV shows and kitchen accessories among others; she may be interested in pitches that align with these areas but it is important for them to have a seasonal or promotional angle as well.
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We can't blame her!
By: Kelsey Hurwitz
She calls it a "revelation."
Nervous on stage? Ree Drummond shares how she beat her longtime fear of public speaking with two simple tricks. They're so easy, anyone can copy them!
Hint: It's not one of her recipes!
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Looking to make your backyard more blissful? Check out these easy ways to bring retreat vibes to your yard.
By: Kelsey Hurwitz
When Route 66 was created in 1926, no one could have imagined that it would become the coolest stretch of highway on the U.S. map.
By: Kelsey Hurwitz, Lilly Blomquist
If you're taking a road trip across Route 66, these pit stops are worth checking out! Here are the best landmarks to visit on your cross-country route.
Those floppy ears have something to do with it...
