Randy Shulman is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at Metro Weekly. He focuses on Arts and Entertainment, exploring themes such as cultural movements, pop culture, and subcultures, while also delving into both analog and digital photography. Randy's work is prominently featured in Metro Weekly.
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Randy Shulman’s coverage leans toward arts and culture stories with a strong interest in music, photography, and identity-driven communities. He seems especially responsive to pitches that offer timely access to artists, performers, or organizers with a clear point of view, since a notable share of his work is interview-based.
He also appears open to coverage that connects creative work to broader social questions, especially when there’s a strong human angle or a distinctive subculture at the center of the story. Pitches tied to visual storytelling, photo projects, or culturally resonant events are likely to fit well.
His focus is national, so framing stories around U.S. relevance should help.
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