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Brittany Romano

New York
As seen in: Forbes, Forbes Vetted, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, USA Today, Yahoo News, Aol, BuzzFeed, Yahoo Finance, Cosmopolitan and
Covers:  celebrations, weddings, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and home.
Doesn't Cover: I do not cover anything food or survey/date-related.
⚡️former blue checkmark-er, hockey enthusiast & em-dash(no space) snob.📝 @forbes @glamour @teenvogue @elle + more. 💻prev: @usatoday 🌙views are always my own.

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Journalist Who Smiled & Winked at Camera During Lindsay Clancy Trial Gets FIRED From Her Job

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By Brittany Romano
| wltreport.com
A smile and a wink during a high-profile murder trial just cost a journalist her job. A few days ago, a clip of a woman in a green dress smiling, posing, and winking at the courtroom camera during the ongoing Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial caused quite a stir on social media. If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s the full video: This lady, Brittany Romano, was originally hired by Vanity Fair to cover the trial.
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The Best Backpacks for the 2026 School Year, Tested and Reviewed

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By Shauna Beni-Haynes Verified, Brittany Romano, Liv McConnell, Donya Momenian Verified
| Flipboard
3 hours ago You don't have to live like this. There are few things more infuriating than a video buffering, a game lagging or a file downloading slower than you had hoped it would. Of course, the first thing to check for is your internet speed. If you are receiving upload and download speeds close to what your …
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"Pretty Impressive Throw": Joaquin Niemann Penalized Two Shots at U.S. Open

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By Brittany Romano
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
The USGA determined Niemann's actions on the 6th hole constituted "serious misconduct," resulting in a two-stroke penalty during Round 1 at Shinnecock. Joaquin Niemann's opening round at the U.S. Open took an unexpected turn Thursday when he was assessed a two-stroke penalty for throwing a club on the 6th hole. The USGA announced that Niemann was assessed a two-stroke penalty after throwing a club on the 6th hole, an act that officials determined was "serious misconduct" under Rule 1.2b.
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