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As publisher/editor/writer of Love It, Like It, Hate It, I have spent more than 20 years working in the entertainment and professional world as a performer, journalist and publicist, and that love caused me to start LLH. But my favorite thing in life is being entertained, and any way it comes is fine with me. I love going to see live concerts and hear great music, like Muse and My Chemical Romance. I read way too much and would give anything to be surrounded by great authors like Shannon Hale, JK Rowling, and Stephen King just so I could absorb their vibe. I have a weakness for trash TV; reality shows get me every time. And movies, well, let's just say I have a 12-foot screen, a killer sound system, and over 500 movies in my basement. Thank goodness for Target Tuesday!
Reporter and contributor Jeremy Helfgot is a long time entertainment journalist (The Hollywood Reporter, HITS, Music Connection, MP3.com) and publicist who brings more than 15 years of experience as a Hollywood insider to the publication. He enjoys spending time with his fiancée, politics and drinking mass quantities of booze.
Assistant editor/web-designer/supreme commander of the universe Cori Vella has been building web-sites professionally for over two years. Her experience and knowledge in web-design and development spans a total of nine years. As far as entertainment goes, Cori would spend the rest of her life reading if she could (Orson Scott Card, please!). She taught herself to read when she was 4, and now prides herself on being an elitist snot when it comes to books. On the other ends of the entertainment spectrum, Cori likes horror movies, chick flicks, science fiction, Hannah Montana, boy bands, and documentaries about dead people. In her spare time, Cori likes to write novels (that she's too chicken to send to publishers), shop for shoes, go ghost hunting/legend tripping, and run.
Kim Langcake grew up thinking that being a rock journalist was an excellent fallback should she fail to ignite the world with her unique singing style and dodgy guitar playing. After an eye-opening trip to the States touring with Lollopallooza, she has decided that for the time being she never ever wants to see or smell the inside of a tour bus again. She has since given up torturing the world with her guitar playing. She currently works for a major publishing house and helps other failed musos through their journey to become writers.
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