Danielle also had a few internships, where she wrote online articles for Broken Records magazine, in addition to handling social media and writing blogs for an independent record label called AudioFilms Recordings.ĭanielle is dedicated, organized and puts heart into everything she does. She later switched sections to become one of the features and entertainment editors.
Notably, Danielle had the opportunity to attend Vans Warped Tour as press for several years in a row, and worked with ReverbNation on campaigns to find artists to feature in White Noise Zine.ĭanielle graduated with honors from Rider University in May 2015 with a bachelor's degree in journalism.ĭuring her time at Rider, Danielle was heavily involved with the university's newspaper, The Rider News, where she was the opinion editor for a year and a half. Danielle was partly responsible for creating the bi-monthly issues of the magazine, and additional web-based content. She handled the magazine’s social media and helped manage its website. Danielle also wrote features based on interviews she conducted with artists, as well as reviews on a variety of music genres. She communicated with publicists on a daily basis, delegated assignments to writers and copy edited their work. She has also written for websites such as TheTravel, contributing travel and vacation articles, and TheRichest, where she wrote celebrity and entertainment content until it stopped publishing in the Fall of 2018.ĭanielle co-founded her own online music magazine called White Noise Zine, where she was the editor-in-chief, and managed a small group of writers.
She also writes pop culture stories for TheThings, where she contributes several articles a week to the website. Passionate about music, entertainment, and writing, Danielle has put her love for them together, and specializes in music and entertainment journalism.Ĭurrently, Danielle is a scriptwriter at Crealon Media Group where she writes several scripts a week for the Butter Face Youtube channel. The rest was history.ĭanielle Gittleman is a writer and editor from Freehold, New Jersey. Mac made a casual reply to one of her tweets, followed by asking Ariana if she’d be interested in doing a duet together sometime. In fact, it all began back in 2012, when the two shared their first social media interaction. 15Īriana Grande and Mac Miller’s whirlwind romance didn’t start immediately. Many of his friends and collaborators performed or provided messages at the concert proceeds raised benefited the newly established Mac Miller Circles Fund, which aims to support youth arts and community-building programs in his memory. These are 15 facts about Ariana Grande and Mac Miller that have recently come to light. A tribute concert, Mac Miller: A Celebration of Life, took place on October 31, 2018, in Los Angeles. We’re sure that Ariana will always cherish their time together, as will all of their fans.
Not the ending we were hoping for, Mac unexpectedly passed away, leaving the world and Ariana heartbroken. They had a lot of ups and downs, eventually calling it quits just a tad short of two years together. The two went through a lot together - Ariana stood by his side with his struggle with drugs, and Mac stood by Ariana’s side through the awful Manchester attack. An unlikely romance, the two fell in love quickly and their fans loved them. I have to be the luckiest girl in the world, and the unluckiest, for sure.Ariana Grande has had some of her fair share of whirlwind romances, and one of her most notable ones was her very public relationship with the late rapper Mac Miller. I'm just this little basket-case puddle of figuring it out. "I see myself onstage as this perfectly polished, great-at-my-job entertainer, and then. "I'm a person who's been through a lot and doesn't know what to say about any of it to myself, let alone the world," she told Vogue. She has had to search inward, given the intense tragedies she has faced in recent years. On a superficial level, the pop singer sports a shellacked ponytail, a spray tan, and a uniform of microdresses and thigh-high boots as she belts out horny hit singles inspired by '90s pop radio and, as she said in a 2019 Vogueinterview, "gay, divas, divas, gay, belting divas."īut beyond her polished, caricatured surface - Pharrell Williams once called her "an R-rated version of a Disney character" (via Vogue) – and her past as a hammy theater kid and a ditzy Nickelodeon character, Grande runs deep. It's an inadvertent reference to the idea that, at first glance, Grande herself seems like she could've been grown in a lab to be a bubblegum-pop star. The music video for Ariana Grande's 2020 single "34+35" shows Grande in a white lab coat, waiting for her Rocky Horror-esque creation (also played by her) to come alive.
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