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Lindsay B. Davis

(She/Her)
Los Angeles, New York
As seen in: BBC, Teen Vogue, Edge Media Network
Covers:  Arts & Culture, Travel, Health, Fitness, Relationships, Spirituality, Personal Empowerment, Women's Issues, Sports, LGBTQIA+, Politics

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Lindsay B. Davis’s Biography

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I am a multi-beat journalist, SAG-AFTRA performer, and on-camera host with a passion for stories that connect people through culture, health, fitness, and sports.

My work has appeared in BBC Travel, Teen Vogue, EDGE Media Network, Passport Magazine/The Broadway Blog, Los Angeles Confidential, and New York Magazine. Whether I’m interviewing an Olympic athlete, covering a Broadway revival, or reporting on fitness trends, I bring curiosity, empathy, and a strong on-camera presence.

Beyond print, I…

Lindsay B. Davis’s Journalist Portfolio

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'Data' asks the AI question Silicon Valley refuses to answer - 1 Minute Critic

'Data' asks the AI question Silicon Valley refuses to answer - 1 Minute Critic

Matthew Libby's "Data" turns Silicon Valley workplace dynamics into a timely thriller about AI ethics, survei…

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'Oh, Mary!' Broadway review: why the casting never gets old - 1 Minute Critic

'Oh, Mary!' Broadway review: why the casting never gets old - 1 Minute Critic

This "Oh, Mary! Broadway" review explains why Cole Escola's Tony winner-from Jane Krakowski to Simu Liu-is st…

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Rob Lake saws his Broadway debut in half, Muppets and all - 1 Minute Critic

Rob Lake saws his Broadway debut in half, Muppets and all - 1 Minute Critic

Illusionist Rob Lake brings The Muppets to Broadway-barely. Turns out giving Kermit and Miss Piggy second bil…

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Bess Wohl's 'Liberation' reveals why 70s feminism was more complicated than the sisterhood myth -...

Bess Wohl's 'Liberation' reveals why 70s feminism was more complicated than the sisterhood myth -...

Bess Wohl's "Liberation" examines a 70s women's CR group through present-day eyes. The ensemble shines in thi…

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Laura Bell Bundy and Kara Lindsay prove 'Romy & Michele' were born for the stage, glittered heels...

Laura Bell Bundy and Kara Lindsay prove 'Romy & Michele' were born for the stage, glittered heels...

Laura Bell Bundy and Kara Lindsay shine in "Romy & Michele: The Musical" a nostalgic film-to-stage adaptation…

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In 'Am I Roxie?', Roxana Ortega's caregiving comedy cuts deep - 1 Minute Critic

In 'Am I Roxie?', Roxana Ortega's caregiving comedy cuts deep - 1 Minute Critic

From Hollywood shoots to nursing home visits, Roxana Ortega embodies over a dozen characters in her autobiogr…

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'Data' asks the AI question Silicon Valley refuses to answer

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By Lindsay B. Davis “Hey, ping pong is great for your mental acuity, bro. I’ll send you the podcast,” is the kind of mentoring Jonah (Brandon Flynn), a tech bro working in Silicon Valley, gives his junior colleague Maneesh (Karan Brar), a recent college grad in User Experience (UX) at the fictitious data-mining firm Athena Technologies.
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'Oh, Mary!' Broadway review: why the casting never gets old

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By Lindsay B. Davis Like a couple who won’t admit they met on Tinder, Abe Lincoln of Cole Escola’s Tony Award-winning Oh, Mary! insists his wife, Mary Todd (originated by Cole, performed by an electric Jane Krakowski on the night I attended), doesn’t dare repeat to anyone they met at her cabaret performance. Cabaret being a contemptible, unserious art form, Abe instead offers a cover: “We fell in love at a dance in Illinois. That’s the story!” Well, that “story” is only the beginning.
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The graphic designer who created the home pregnancy test finally gets her due

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By Lindsay B. Davis When the real-life Meg Crane conceived of the idea for a home pregnancy test in 1967, she was a 26-year-old graphic designer freelancing in the cosmetics division of a global pharmaceutical company. As any artist with a day job knows, the path is not always predictable.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

A wedding gifts advertorial for New York Magazine. It was published in the second issue following 9/11.

What's your favorite social network?

I'm really into YouTube these days and YT shorts, specifically. I use it to promote my own music! :)

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

'LGBTQ Women and Allies in Pro Sports' for EDGE, which was a 2021 Top 10 Culture Piece for the website.