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Lorraine Ali is a reporter, editor and culture writer for many publications, including Newsweek where she is a Contributing Editor. She covers culture at large as well as pop culture, and writes frequently about the Middle East and Iraq in pieces such as "When Home Becomes Hell". She has interviewed everyone from music mogul Jay-Z to The Kite Runner author Khaled Hosseini to former first daughter Jenna Bush.
Lorraine has also worked for Rolling Stone as a senior critic, music columnist for the Los Angeles Times and Mademoiselle as well as being a regular contributor to GQ. She has also written for The New York Times, The Village Voice, Entertainment Weekly and Harper’s Bazaar. Lorraine Ali has been interview by Oprah , and Charlie Rose.
Lorraine Ali was born to an Iraqi American father who immigrated from Baghdad to Los Angeles in the 1950s. Her mother is of French Canadian descent and was born and raised in Los Angeles. She is based in Los Angeles, married, with one child.
Awards
- In 2007, she won "Best Online Feature" from the New York Association of Black Journalists
- In 2002, she won "Best Feature Writing" from the Gospel Music Association
- In 2002, she won "Excellence in Journalism Award" from the National Arab American Journalists Association
- In 2001, she was listed in Da Capo “Best Music Writing 2001” for her story West Bank Hard Core
- In 1997, she was voted "Music Journalist of the Year" at the Music Journalism Awards
- In 1996, she won "Best National Feature Story" honors at the Music Journalism Awards
References
- Forced To Flee Iraq: One Family's Story | Newsweek Iraq War | Newsweek.com
- Khaled Hosseini | A Thousand Splendid Suns
- Bios&Abstracts
- Lorraine Ali Homepage
- naaja-us.com
External links
- Newsweek bio
- Lorraine Ali's web site
- Articles by Lorraine Ali
- Lorraine Ali, Best Parenting Articles and Profile" by Vanessa Van Petten (November 29, 2008)
- Lorraine Ali, the Worst Political Reporter in America?" by Daniel Pipes (September 29, 2004) - article criticizing her alleged consistent pro-Islamist stance.
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