Kevin Perry is a Senior Editor and Co-Founder at Independent. He focuses on culture, arts, and entertainment, with expertise in broadcasting and media, covering topics such as the film industry and journalism. Kevin's work has been featured in notable publications including Yardbarker, The Independent, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Kevin Perry's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, with a focus on television, documentaries, and Australian TV. He seems to prioritize event coverage and press releases. If you're looking to reach out to Kevin, consider offering exclusives or behind-the-scenes insights into upcoming events, new TV shows, documentaries, or developments in the Australian entertainment industry.
Given his local focus on Australia and Melbourne specifically, pitches related to local talent or events within this geographic area may be particularly compelling for him. Additionally, providing engaging story angles that tie into popular culture trends could capture his interest.
When reaching out to Kevin Perry it would be important to keep in mind that he has a strong emphasis on television-related content as well as entertainment news overall.
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The North Melbourne Grand Final Breakfast headlines a packed Fox Footy and Kayo SPORTS line-up featuring some of football’s biggest names.
Dr Kris Rallah-Baker opens up about the persistence required to forge a groundbreaking career in ophthalmology.
By: Meta Time, Kevin Perry
A fiery body corporate dispute erupted after Rick and Tayla requested extra working hours as their unfinished kitchen fell behind.
Brisbane’s win over Fremantle attracted 4.52 million viewers nationally, setting a new television benchmark for the AFL Grand Final.
WIN Television and Paramount have abandoned efforts to preserve Network 10 services across three regional markets after concluding the broadcasts are no longer commercially viable.
By: Meta Time, Kevin Perry
The Block delivered its first perfect total as Courtney and Sev swept all three judges with scores of 10.
A smoke alarm, collapsed sticky date pudding and heated argument over presentation turned Alisha and Deanne’s Instant Restaurant into genuine chaos.
Melanie Bracewell and Tim McDonald have landed one of Australian entertainment's biggest hosting jobs after becoming fan favourites on The Cheap Seats.
Holmes’ partner Billy Evans comes out of ‘You Can See Everything’ the worst but are filmmakers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim still being played? (The Independent)
Cherokee country-folk singer writing songs "to make people feel less alone". (Uncut)
