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Taylor Knight
Verified
Associate Producer, A+E Global Media
New York
Beats
Biography
Taylor Knight serves as a Lifestyle Reporter and Digital Content Producer for The New York Post. She previously worked as a Social Media Reporter at Straight Arrow News, Executive Assistant to Al Roker, an Associate Producer and Researcher at NBC TODAY Show. Taylor's digital platform called "TK On Demand" covers interviews with upcoming entertainers, influencers, and entrepreneurs. She focuses on connecting with people and making them share their stories on their rise to success.
Beauty , Relationships , Fashionentertainment , Lifestyle
fashion, beauty, cleaning products
Content
By Taylor Knight Verified| MadameNoire Verified MadameNoire Featured Video@ Saying goodbye to your maiden name and taking on your his last name comes with a sacrifice. When a woman is set to get married, society assumes she’ll ditch her maiden name for her partner’s last name. However, this societal norm is a sacrifice that can impact the working woman’s brand and career opportunities, exchanging their previous identity for a new one.
By Taylor Knight Verified| New York Post Verified Talk about clingy. An Italian model vacationing in the Seychelles found love when he was least expecting it — with an octopus. Federico Cola was taking a dip in the stunning waters of the East African honeymooners paradise when the creature cruised over — promptly attaching itself to the hunky holidaymaker and refusing to let go. Italian model Federico Cola was vacationing in Seychelles, East Africa when he found himself in a clingy relationship with an octopus.
By Taylor Knight Verified| New York Post Verified The jetway awaits. Travelers can win a year’s worth of free flights on Frontier Airlines. The “New Year, New Adventure” promotion will grant one jet-setter the opportunity to fly across the world, checking off their travel bucket list one destination at a time. The year’s worth of free flights does have a limit of 24 round-trip tickets for $250 each.
Company Info
A+E Global Media
'+1 704-394-7888
Founded: 1989