By: By Nate Jackson
Jared Freid’s new Netflix hour, “The Family Plan,” turns a beach blowup with his dad into a sharply observed, big-hearted look at boomer-millennial family warfare and reconciliation.
Nate Jackson is a Deputy Editor, Arts & Entertainment for the Los Angeles Times. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and cultural movements, with a particular focus on the intersection of arts, entertainment, and society. Nate's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Atlantic, The Sacramento Bee, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Nate Jackson’s coverage mixes national political commentary with entertainment writing, so he’s likely most responsive to pitches that connect current events to broader cultural or comedic angles. Timely, source-backed insights on elections, policy fights, or government actions should fit especially well when they can be framed through a clear public-facing narrative.
He also covers comedy and pop culture, so he may welcome access to performers, behind-the-scenes context, or strong analysis tied to a new special, show, or cultural moment. Pitches that bridge politics and entertainment could be especially effective.
His focus is national, so keep the angle relevant to the United States.
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