Sonia Rao is a Features Reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on the film industry and filmmaking, often exploring the nuances of theater as well. Sonia's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Houston Chronicle, The Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post, among others.
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Sonia's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment, particularly film and celebrity news, with a specific focus on local (Dallas) and national (United States) events. If you have unique insights into the Dallas entertainment scene or can offer exclusive interviews with local celebrities or personalities tied to evolving stories in the industry, Sonia may be receptive to your pitch.
Given her focus on event coverage and breaking news within the entertainment industry, consider reaching out if you have access to exclusive updates from red carpet events, film premieres, or other high-profile happenings in Dallas or nationally that align with her areas of interest.
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Big jorts are cooling, comfortable and casual. What else do you want in a summer garment?
By: Sonia Rao
The trophy will be on display from July 27 through Jan. 3 as part of the museum's "For the Win" exhibit.
By: Sonia Rao
"Not Suitable For Work" reflects the realities of living in NYC that were lost on the "Friends" era of TV
By: Sonia Rao
Kitchen staff share their thoughts after an industry screening of "Tony."
In 'One Night Only,' the actress deftly navigates the streets in her stilettos. She explains how she did it.
By: Sonia Rao
The former vice president declared victory over President Donald Trump on Saturday after securing 290 electoral votes — more than the 270 needed to win the presidency — and celebrations in Chapel Hill and Carrboro continued until well after sunset. Minutes after Joe Biden was announced as the country’s 46th president Saturday, Franklin Street filled with the sounds of cars honking and students cheering. Resident Damien Moore said he's never seen Chapel Hill celebrate like this, except for when students rush Franklin Street after a UNC basketball victory over Duke.
We hit the court with the people who keep high-stakes tennis matches running smoothly.
By: Sonia Rao
The 'Furious' actress is a native New Yorker. Here's what she loves most about the city.
The group's frontman Gio Escobar met Gothamist at the 9/11 Memorial to explain the inspiration behind the experimental collective’s new album that, ironically, feels so full of life.
By: Sonia Rao
To these aspiring designers, the biannual event is largely still a thrill.
