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Tatiana Cooper

Tatiana Cooper

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Writer and Contributor, V Magazine

British Columbia, New York

Biography

I take email pitches @tatianacooper16@gmail.com

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Fashion , Beauty , Culture

Doesn’t Cover

Sexx

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 3

  • July events in Halifax and beyond for summer 2022

    By Tatiana Cooper| The Coast Verified [ { "name": "Air - Inline Content - Upper", "component": "26908817", "insertPoint": "1/4", "requiredCountToDisplay": "8" },{ "name": "Air - Inline Content - Middle", "component": "26908818", "insertPoint": "1/2", "requiredCountToDisplay": "8" },{ "name": "Air - Inline Content - Lower", "component": "26908819", "insertPoint": "100", "requiredCountToDisplay": "1" } ] Grand Oasis x Canada Day Weekend Friday, July 1, there will be outdoor live performances at the Grand Oasis Festival from...

    By Tatiana Cooper · The Coast

    Jul. 07, 2022

  • Summer 2022 festivals and events in Nova Scotia and beyond

    By Tatiana Cooper| The Coast Verified Indigenous Peoples Day X Grand Oasis Right outside City Hall, the Grand Oasis Festival Series begins on June 21—both Indigenous Peoples Day and the official first day of summer. The day kicks off with opening speeches and a Mi'kmaw flag raising. The musical performances begin in the late afternoon, starting with openers Iron Tide, Boogát and Fawn Wood, ending with the main performer DJ Shub presenting War Club Live.

    By Tatiana Cooper · The Coast

    Jun. 21, 2022

  • Virginity: On waiting

    By Tatiana Cooper| The Dalhousie Gazette Verified There’s an odd art to patience and waiting. Like waiting for a text back, a shoe to drop or a red flag to rear its ugly head. Whether two hours or two years, our lives are structured around waiting for affairs that timing can’t dictate. This begs the question: In the things, we can control, like losing our virginity, is it worth the wait? The topic of virginity and waiting is one that permeates the young – and sometimes old.

    By Tatiana Cooper · The Dalhousie Gazette

    Mar. 19, 2022

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V Magazine

New York, New York, United States

'+1 212-274-8959