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Jamie Valentino

Minneapolis, New York

Writer and Content Strategist at Freelance

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Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | observer.com | Jamie Valentino

    The Traitors host Alan Cumming Euan Cherry/PeacockAll hell has broken loose in Alan Cumming’s castle, and America is here for it. The Traitors has been praised as the best thing to happen in reality TV since the crossover genre revolutionized the billion-dollar industry.

  • 1 month ago | pridesource.com | Jamie Valentino

    I was once putting my new sex playlist to the test when my hookup paused to point out that it was exclusively Kim Petras. I clarified that it was Kim Petras' 2022 "Slut Pop" album, which, looking back, might have been excessive to let repeat three times. But again, I was preoccupied, which is beside the point. "I didn't know she made so much sex music," the guy said. In reality, it was an album celebrating sex, which is why I chose it. But she made a spectrum of pop.

  • 1 month ago | businessinsider.com | Jamie Valentino

    Travel After staying in an all-inclusive resort, I can better understand why many travelers like them. I'd also be open to staying in another. Jamie Valentino This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . I didn't think I'd like all-inclusive resorts, but my first stay helped change my mind a bit.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jamie Valentino

    I didn't think I'd like all-inclusive resorts, but my first stay helped change my mind a bit. The resort I stayed in had better food options and nicer rooms and amenities than I expected. I liked not needing a wallet and exploring the property — and I'd try another all-inclusive stay. For years, I viewed the term "all-inclusive" as a travel red flag, signifying an overpriced experience that would be sacrificing quality for gluttony.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jamie Valentino

    I didn't think I'd like all-inclusive resorts, but my first stay helped change my mind a bit. The resort I stayed in had better food options and nicer rooms and amenities than I expected. I liked not needing a wallet and exploring the property — and I'd try another all-inclusive stay. For years, I viewed the term "all-inclusive" as a travel red flag, signifying an overpriced experience that would be sacrificing quality for gluttony.