By: Rosa Cartagena
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" dropped two episodes on Monday for the premiere of its 18th season and the legendary comedy is already off to a stomach-churning start. (Spoilers ahead.)
Rosa Cartagena is a Features Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She specializes in covering arts and culture, focusing on themes such as theater, entertainment, and fine art, while also exploring topics like plays, musicals, and pop culture. Rosa's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Miami Herald, and The Detroit News.
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Rosa Cartagena’s coverage leans heavily toward arts and entertainment, especially theater, comedy, and broader cultural news, with a strong Philadelphia angle. She seems most likely to engage with pitches tied to timely cultural moments, award announcements, new productions, notable performances, or notable local arts happenings that have wider relevance.
She also appears receptive to stories built around recognizable names and fresh angles on television, film, and celebrity-related entertainment, especially when there’s a clear hook beyond straightforward promotion.
Given her national U.S. focus, pitches should frame the story for a broad audience while still offering a distinct local or event-driven angle.
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