Laura Bradley

Reporting

For the past decade, Laura has covered all things culture for national outlets including Vulture, Vanity Fair, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Slate, Yahoo, and The Daily Beast — producing thought-provoking reporting and commentary about the business of Hollywood.

In 2022, Laura received the L.A. Press Club’s Arts & Entertainment Journalism award for best celebrity investigative reporting. The judges said that her “deeply reported” exposé “Nicki Minaj and Husband Kenneth Petty’s Campaign to Silence His Sexual Assault Victim” reflects “exactly what good journalism does—tells the truth and prevents revisionists from attempts at cover-ups.”

To read more about Laura’s reporting work, click here.

Marketing

In addition to journalism, Laura has extensive experience in content marketing and copywriting. That means:

• SEO content, reported features, and blog posts
• Corporate newsroom articles
• Web copy
• Email marketing
• Thought leadership

Laura’s work runs the gamut from B2B SaaS, to cybersecurity, to pet care and more. Her most recent clients include Intuit QuickBooks, LendingTree, PayPal, Danone North America, and Kinship Co. In 2024, Intuit QuickBooks’ Pride package, to which Laura contributed, saw a 460% year-over-year increase in traffic and a 673% year-over-year increase in interactions.

To read more about Laura’s content marketing work, click here.

Public Speaking & Podcasts

Yep — she also does public speaking. A longtime fan of her own voice, Laura has appeared on numerous podcasts, moderated panels, introduced screenings with live interviews, and led university journalism classes as a guest lecturer. If you love extemporaneous insights paired with vocal fry, don’t hesitate to drop a line.

To read more about Laura’s impressive lack of stage fright, click here.

That’s all, folks!