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Chyenne Tatum

(She/Her)
Chicago
As seen in: Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo Sports Canada, Harper's Bazaar, Teen Vogue, Yahoo Style Canada, Black Squirrel Radio (Kent, OH), Envi Media
Covers:  Pop culture, Korean entertainment industry, Marvel
freelance | writer for @KPOPWORLD words: @recordingacad, @teenvogue, @clashmagazine & more | chyennemixer@gmail.com 📩🎧

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Chyenne Tatum’s Biography

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Chyenne is an avid pop-culture enthusiast with a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and Communications from Kent State University.

She currently serves as Senior Culture Writer for EnVi Media, where she covers the latest K-pop releases but also interviews music professionals both in the Asian and Western markets.

Chyenne also does freelance work and has been featured in Harper's Bazaar and Teen Vogue but is open to a full-time staff writing position.

Feel free to contact her at chyennemixer@…

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Artist Spotlight: Doctor Yizzle, a Korean-American Finding His Way in Hip-Hop

Artist Spotlight: Doctor Yizzle, a Korean-American Finding His Way in Hip-Hop

Korean-American hip-hop and lo-fi artist Doctor Yizzle spoke with EnVi on his quest to hip-hop stardom in Ame…

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Eric Nam There And Back Again: A Live Concert Experience

Eric Nam There And Back Again: A Live Concert Experience

2020 for Eric Nam, like most of us, was cut short before it even had a chance to begin. However, as much as h…

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PENTAGON Drop Jaws in Latest EP IN:VITE U

PENTAGON Drop Jaws in Latest EP IN:VITE U

On January 24, held a showcase for the press ahead of their latest EP, and revealed their new single, as well…

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MAX CHANGMIN Raises Hell in "Devil"

MAX CHANGMIN Raises Hell in "Devil"

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know TVXQ soloist, Max Changmin, has everyone wrapped around his finger…

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Introducing KAI: K-pop's Newest Bratz Boy?

Introducing KAI: K-pop's Newest Bratz Boy?

2021 was a revolutionary year for both K-pop and Bratz enthusiasts. While EXO's KAI shook the world with his …

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2021: The Year of the Bratz Renaissance

2021: The Year of the Bratz Renaissance

In an era where Y2K fashion continues to thrive and even evolve, 2021 couldn't have been more Bratz-ified if …

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First Impressions: “X-Men ‘97” Wrestles With the Age of Apocalypse

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By Chyenne Tatum
| Envi Media
It’s been two years since Marvel Studios Animation debuted X-Men ‘97 in 2024, a continuation and revival of the original ‘90s show, X-Men: The Animated Series. After the commercial and critical success of ‘97’s first season, season two premiered its first three episodes on July 1, with even higher expectations and excitement. Season two picks up where the last installment left off and fills in the gaps of what everyone’s favorite merry mutants have been up to since then.
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Celebrating 64 Years of Spider-Man at “Beyond Amazing” Exhibition

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By Chyenne Tatum
| Envi Media
After initially debuting at San Diego’s Comic-Con Museum in 2022, Marvel’s traveling “Spider-Man: Beyond Amazing – The Exhibition” landed in Chicago’s Griffin Museum of Science and Industry in May 2025. With artifacts such as rare comic sketches, costumes and props directly from the various Spider-Man movies, and larger-than-life statues of characters across the Spider-Verse, the “Beyond Amazing” exhibit condenses and celebrates over 60 years of Spider-Man history within two expansive galleries.
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Dayoung on the Reality of Being a K-pop Soloist: 'Everything Comes Down to You'

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By Chyenne Tatum
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Starship Entertainment It takes a good deal of emotional and mental maturity for an artist to possess a clear sense of identity when most of their career has been spent sharing the spotlight with other people—how do you know what’s best for you when you’ve always done what’s best for the group? It’s a discernment that WJSN member Dayoung has developed over time, knowing she could handle the pressures of life as a soloist even if no one else did.
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What does it mean to be a journalist?

It's a chance to let someone know that they are seen and heard - their stories, experiences, and opinions matter.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

E-mail, please!

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Google Doc and Wordpress