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Thrillist Website is Currently Accepting Pitches / How to Apply (Pay Over $300)

Thrillist, a website that covers food, drinks, travel, and entertainment, is looking for pitches for its Culture Desk. 

If you are a food, drinks, travel, and entertainment writer, Thrillist website is offering you a great opportunity to share your thoughts on their popular website.

How to Pitch to Thrillist Website

Thrillist editors want “feature stories (at least ~1,000 words) about pop culture that heavily focus on a venue or city, a local community, publicly accessible or behind-the-scenes experiences, and generally anything to do with a location, experience, or food angle.”

Thrillist Guidelines

Stories featured in Thrillist typically fit into one of the following columns or themes:

Location Scout: Reported features speaking with cast, crew, business owners, historians, etc., about how a specific venue or city informed a project.

Need to Know: Profiles of cool, underground, and historic spots—ie., movie theaters, music venues, comedy clubs, art spaces, and more—across the country with fascinating histories.

Festival Circuit: All-things festival related, whether it’s a genre-specific or underrated film festival, an all-new food fest, or a beloved music fest held in a unique location. This column reports on regional events worth knowing about.

Opening Night: Event coverage about the opening night or an early date of an exciting, buzzworthy show—from concert tours and Broadway plays/musicals to special arts performances or comedy gigs.

Local Favorite: Profiles exploring the relationship between artists/bands and the scene that they got their start in, diving into their roots and community.

Pop-culture Places: Profiles of bars, restaurants, hotels, BnBs, and more places that readers can visit themselves that have a pop-culture bent. Essentially, these stories bring attention to everywhere that should make any pop-culture fiend’s dream travel itinerary.

Insider reports: Behind-the-scenes reports from set visits, tapings, live shows, and more.

How to Submit Your Pitches

Interested writers should send their pitches to: 

@leanbutk and @kerensacadenas

Fee

Thrillist website will pay successful pitches a fee starting from $300 upward. There are many ways to get story ideas and learn what you can write about.

 

Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam

Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam writes prose fiction and creative non-fiction. She is the founder of creativewritingnews.com. Her first novella, Finding Love Again was published by Ankara Press. Her second novella, The Heiress' Bodyguard was shortlisted for the Saraba Manuscript Awards. She currently works as content marketer for various online businesses. You can follow her at @cwritingnws.

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