Emilee Calametti
Baton Rouge, La.
As a long time Entertainment Journalist, Emilee carries a deep love for pop culture, anything new on Netflix, and all things in-between. She is currently working as Editor-in-Chief for DIG Magazine and News Reporter/ Multimedia Storyteller for The Click. Her areas of specialization are entertainment and lifestyle news, but she’ll never shy away from a good story. Over the course of her career, she’s reported on politics, musicians, food, entertainment ranging from celebrities to hit TV shows, and even academics.
Her work has appeared in Houstonia Magazine, Bookstr, inRegister, DIG Magazine, the Virginia Woolf Miscellany, and others.
She received her M.A. in English from Georgia State University, and is currently pursuing her second M.A. in Journalism at New York University.
November 6, 2024
Baton Rouge Citizens Approve Ballot Measure for New Property Tax to Increase Firefighter Salaries
Residents in East Baton Rouge Parish voted on a new property tax that would potentially raise firefighter salaries if passed.
October 24, 2024
Louisiana’s Angola Prison Rodeo Attracts Nearly 70,000 People Each Year
This Louisiana rodeo is held at the largest maximum security prison in the country.
October 24, 2024
‘We Have Fallen on Hard Times:’ Crime and Economy Top of Mind for Voters in Baton Rouge Mayoral Race
Republicans urge Baton Rouge voters to take part in the upcoming November election as they discuss crime rates, the economy, and businesses in a recent campaign meeting.
October 10, 2024
Louisiana Cheer Force Owner Rachael Pearson Talks Inspiration Behind Starting Her Own Competitive Cheer Business
With 24 seasons and counting, Louisiana Cheer Force is Louisiana's most successful cheer gym, and for the owner and founder, cheerleading is much more than a sport.
October 9, 2024
Union President Jake Morgan on Why Baton Rouge Voters Should Approve a Tax Increase to Raise Firefighter Salaries
The president of the Baton Rouge Professional Firefighters Association urges Baton Rouge residents to vote "yes" on the upcoming November ballot to increase the salaries of the city's firefighters.