Jordan Robledo
School
Whittier College, Kingston University London
Expertise
Beyoncé, LGBTQ+ Culture, Disney/Marvel
- Jordan has attended the BRIT Awards in 2019 and 2020 as a music media correspondent.
- As a Beyoncé enthusiast, he has seen the Grammy winner four times, once for the first "On The Run Tour" with Jay-Z, twice for "The Formation World Tour." and once for the "Renaissance World Tour!"
- He loves everything about sidereal and tropical astrology, which has led him to become interested in celebrity astrology/synastry.
Experience
In 2022, Jordan joined the expansive world of Nicki Swift as a writer, where he took on popular news topics and explored niche stories that expanded his entertainment knowledge and expertise. His journalism career began in 2018 when he interned at the UK-based publication Spindle Magazine. During his time with Spindle, Jordan learned the ins and outs of writing, interviewing, making video content, and award show coverage. After three incredible years with Spindle, he landed a position as a junior writer for the world's longest-running LGBTQ+ magazine, GAY TIMES. Since joining the news outlet, Jordan has covered breaking LGBTQ+ stories and interviewed high-profile voices within the queer entertainment community. He has also written longer-form pieces highlighting diversity and intersectional identities within the queer community.
Education
Jordan received a bachelor's degree in business administration from Whittier College in Whittier, California. Four years after receiving his degree and working for entertainment organizations like SAG-AFTRA and CAA, he traveled to South West London to get his master's degree in magazine journalism at Kingston University London, which he earned amid the height of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Stories By Jordan Robledo
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Did infidelity play a role in Tate McRae and Cole Sillinger's split? Here’s the lowdown on those pesky infidelity rumors that shadowed the duo.
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Clint Eastwood joined Jane Goodall for a Reasons For Hope event in March 2024. Weeks later, an attendee posted a pic to LinkedIn, sparking concern among fans.
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We asked ChatGPT to write Taylor Swift's hypothetical breakup song for Travis Kelce, but the AI bot proved it simply cannot measure up to Swift's standard.
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On Taylor Swift's new track "ThanK you aIMee," the pointed lyrics aiming at Kim Kardashian include an especially cutting line courtesy of Taylor's mom Andrea.
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Suri Cruise stepped out while celebrating her 18th birthday, and despite the drama with parents Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, seems to be a normal young woman.
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The NBA has called time on Jontay Porter's stint in the league, showing that the Toronto Raptors power forward's latest move was indeed a losing bet.
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While the Kardashians are no strangers to the rumor mill, O.J. Simpson's death has reignited a particularly distasteful rumor involving Khloe Kardashian.
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Caitlyn Jenner has never been O.J. Simpson's biggest fan. In fact, she's had nothing but unkind words to say about him since he was acquitted of murder.
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Lara Trump's looks have undergone a considerable transformation over the years. We spoke to a cosmetic dermatologist to unpack the cost of potential procedures.
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In his old age, O.J. Simpson purported himself to maintain a colorful love life. He went for a certain type of woman, which checks out with his past remarks.
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Despite his recent whirlwind of health concerns, folks are letting out a collective sigh of relief after King Charles III's latest public appearance
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Cole Brings Plenty, the actor who played Pete Plenty Clouds in Paramount+'s "1923," has died at 27. Here's what we know.
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Reba McEntire is known for her signature red locks, but she recently decided to throw it back to her natural curls -- which she last rocked in the '90s.
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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will face off in the ring come July 20 -- but the Netflix event is already drawing major criticism for its less than forthright rules.
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Here are some facts every women's college basketball fan, whether casual or hardcore, should know about Lisa Bluder -- Caitlin Clark's Iowa Hawkeyes coach.
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While Diddy's empire might be crumbling, he built up a pretty penny beforehand - and he hasn't been afraid to spend them. The mogul owns jets, cars, and more.
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AMERIICAN REQUIEM is the opening track of Beyonce's much-anticipated Cowboy Carter album. What does it say about her official venture into country music?
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Concerns over King Charles III's swollen hands have royal fans all aflutter, so we spoke with an oncologist for an exclusive look at what's really going on.
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After Homeland Security Investigations raided Sean "Diddy" Combs' homes, the rapper's lawyer, Aaron Dyer, reprimanded the feds for how they treated his sons.
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Joe Lieberman, the former Democratic U.S. senator from Connecticut, died in New York after complications from a fall, his family revealed.
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The Hallmark Channel has always been the cozy blanket of family entertainment, but not all shows stand the test of time, no matter how much fans adore them.
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While some claim Barron Trump is "fair game" now that he's 18, fellow former first child Chelsea Clinton wants the public to honor the teen's privacy.
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Kate Middleton made an emotional announcement telling the world about her cancer diagnosis, but many are surprised that she did so without William at her side.
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Barron Trump stands out when he's with his family -- literally. But at 6-foot-7, will the now-18-year-old continue to grow into adulthood? This doctor explains.
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Though she shines on screen, Bethany Joy Lenz's life behind the scenes is a stormy mix of trials and tribulations, far from the glitz and glam you'd expect.
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M. Emmet Walsh, a prolific actor with over 200 credits in classics like "Blade Runner" and "Ordinary People," died in March 2024 at the age of 88.
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As Donald Trump's youngest son enters adulthood, PR expert Eden Gillott told Nicki Swift about what Barron can do to control his own narrative.