“I didn’t start publishing Pennsylvania’s Orange Street News so that people would think I’m cute. I want to get the truth to people, even if it makes grownups mad,” says 9-year-old Hilde Kate Lysiak, publisher of and reporter for the Orange Street News.
After reporting on a suspected homicide in Selinsgrove, Pa., Hilde was harassed by “disgusted” adults commenting on her site, saying her time would be better spent at tea parties and playing with dolls.
“Our relationship can’t really be defined in such a clear-cut way. We’re not quite friends, not quite rivals, not quite enemies.” Hero breathes a laugh, “there’s quite a lot of not quite’s when it comes to us.”
“What Hero means to say is we’re the physical embodiment of the enemies-to-lovers trope.”
Hero’s head snaps up at that, “wha-“
“Don’t worry,” Villain leans in to whisper in Reporter’s ear, “we’re still in the mutual pining stage.”
Here’s a headline: Push Girl Takes Journalism By Storm. To get the full scoop, let us introduce you to Katharine Graham. Tasked with taking over “The Washington Post” in 1963, Katharine boldly stepped up to the challenge. Along the way, she brought home quite the array of awards for the mantelpiece, and helped take down a US President in the process. The person that ran the paper during Watergate deserves some of the credit beyond just the reporters, don’t you think? The truth is that all of her accomplishments she did in a male-dominated industry where sometimes even her own employees didn’t accept her. Would it be farfetched to speculate she may be one of the inspirations behind Millennium Trilogy character, Erika Berger. Yes or no, our op-ed says: Never mess with a push girl!
Tell your friend she’s got a little Katharine Graham in her. Reblog now to give her a little push.
Ok. So I have a pose down. Now I’m trying to figure out what she’s wearing. She’s a sideline reporter so… she can’t be walking around naked. yeah I dunno. Designing dumb superhero costumes is easier for some reason. Need fashion advice. . . . . . . . #art #art #characterdesign #oc #originalcharacter #reporter #cute #visualdevelopment #fashionillustration #whattowear #comics #inhiatusstudios #longshot #illustration #conceptart #sketch #lineart #sketchbook #sidelinereporter (at San Francisco, California)
If you want to make it in the field of journalism, you have to learn how to work under pressure. But oh well, what does a light technician know about any of this
Craig Sager appears on the cover of the May 2, 2016 issue of Sports Illustrated. Known for his eclectic and eccentric fashion sense and professionalism on the sidelines, Craig Sager died at the age of 65 on Dec. 15, 2016. Sager, who had battled cancer for more than two years, was inducted into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame just two days earlier. (Michael J. LeBrecht II)
Linda Yepes, from Barranquilla, is the first openly trans woman tv presenter and reporter in Colombia.
“I struggled a lot with the decision to start my transition because I kept saying to myself If I am trans, I’m either going to be a hairstylist or a prostitute because those are the only paths society has practically handed us.” stated Linda to news show Primer Impacto
Congrats on accomplishing your goals Linda! We are proud of you
Busting out some GQ on this morning’s live report! :P no, but seriously, missing children and stuff! #reporter #gq #seriousstuff #butiaintserious #news #sleepy
Im editing a #report of the life of a highly decorated army #veteran. His son, who is also in the #army and a #purpleheart recipient, told me what it meant to have a father like his. It’s stories like this that make being a #reporter worth it.
