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editorial.
 Smart Cities: Detroit, Michigan (National Geographic) |  Inside Jack White's new vinyl-pressing paradise (Rolling Stone) |  For Jews from the former Soviet Union, New Year’s Eve always involves a Christmas-style tree (Jewish Telegraphic Agency) |
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 How to learn Russian: A U.S. News guide (U.S. News & World Report) |  Freedom, finally! Recalling the historic arrival of Soviet Jews in Detroit (Detroit Jewish News) |  How grassroots efforts, secret trips and rallies paved the way for Soviet Jewish freedom (Detroit Jewish News) |
 Celebrities to companies want Matthew Richmond’s paper dresses (SEEN Magazine) |  Children are Covid-19 long haulers, too (Elemental) |  Smell training: How this therapy could help people having trouble smelling after COVID-19 (SELF) |
 COVID-19 takes dark toll on substance use disorder (The Detroit News) |  Step inside the twisted world of Detroit's Theatre Bizarre (Detroit Free Press) |  Built in 1902 as Temple Beth El, iconic Albert Kahn structure to get a $50 million restoration (Detroit Jewish News) |
 Drugs, sleeplessness, isolation: The downside of being a dance musician (the Guardian) |  How much money do you really need to be happy? (Health Magazine) |  These kid actors with special needs are getting standing ovations (Detroit Free Press) |
 'Empires Fall' to celebrate Black WWII heroes (The Detroit News) |  Veils handcrafted with Swarovski crystals (SEEN Magazine) |  'Beauty versus aggression': After tragedy, Deftones enter their purple phase (The Guardian) |
 ESTAS Beauty is bringing awareness to the importance of scar care (Byrdie) |  Cyndi Lauper takes a 'Detour' through classic country (Detroit Free Press) |  Butch Vig: 'We wear the sound of Garbage on our sleeves' (Detroit Free Press) |
 Detroit's skyrocketing rents threaten longtime shops (Detroit Free Press) |  Happy 20th birthday, Harry Potter; here's to the boy who took us to Hogwarts (Detroit Free Press) |  A spin on frequency: A history of dance music radio in Detroit (Red Bull Music Academy) |
 Detroit’s African Bead Museum brightens up an entire city block with art and artifacts (Roadtrippers Magazine) |  How your sleep fluctuates with the seasons (Sleep.com) |  The roots of techno: Detroit’s club scene 1973–1985 (Red Bull Music Academy) |
 Socialization therapies at Michigan hospitals help address kids' emotional needs (Hour Detroit) |  Disco balls and $200: Here are 8 of Detroit's best speakeasies (Roadtrippers Magazine) |  Moby on new memoir, the decade in NYC that changed his life (Rolling Stone) |
 Theater of the mind: The legacy of the Electrifying Mojo (Red Bull Music Academy) |  How trendy goat yoga helps fix Detroit's blight problem (Detroit Free Press) |  How music is being used to treat autism (the Guardian) |
 After visiting every country on Earth, Jessica Nabongo hits the road in the U.S. (Roadtrippers Magazine) |  10 amazing hair products for people in their 60s (Reviewed) |  Keeping it real: How rapper Paul Wall stays true to himself (Red Bull) |
 Here's what work-life balance looks like across the world (Real Simple) |  Does 'hair of the dog' cure a hangover? We asked MDs about this boozy remedy (Real Simple) |  Flotation therapy and cryotherapy: Do they really work on sports injuries? (SEEN Magazine) |
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brands.
 Investing in women leaders is crucial to progress (partnership between USA TODAY and KPMG) |  Why your company's presentation software matters more than ever in the new hybrid workforce (partnership between Business Insider and Canva) |  The perfect wine for your next night in, according to your sign (partnership between Elite Daily and Barefoot Wine) |
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 10 home appliances & décor products that make ideal holiday gifts (partnership between Bustle and Walmart) |  A connected future: How universal internet access could change life as we know it (partnership between The Daily Beast and Verizon) |  Host the perfect holiday party with these seven easy ideas (partnership between Rochester Democrat & Chronicle and Marketview Liquor) |
 ClassPass founder on success: “You can’t accomplish anything without a team” (partnership between USA TODAY and Bumble Bizz) |  The 5 best DNA tests of 2024, according to health experts (Fortune Recommends) |  These are the benefits of premium cataract surgery (partnership between USA TODAY and Dean McGee Eye Institute) |
 8 estate planning mistakes and how to avoid them (partnership between USA TODAY and Southern California Attorneys) |  The best vegan protein powders for plant-based diets in 2024 (Men's Journal) |  Meet the surfer-turned-humanitarian who’s bringing clean water to the world (partnership between Vox and Dockers) |
 Adobe's Speech to Text boosts Crooked Media's podcast accessibility (partnership between USA TODAY and Adobe) |  Vacation guide: Explore Myrtle Beach on a budget (partnership between USA TODAY and Visit Myrtle Beach) |  7 dating app profiles for every type of snack lover (partnership between Elite Daily and Pop-Tarts) |
 What women need to know about bladder cancer (partnership between HealthyWomen and Astellas) |  Meet the company converting organic waste into regenerative fertilizer (partnership between USA TODAY and SusGlobal Energy Corp.) |  This quiz matches you with the perfect snack for your Zodiac sign (partnership between Elite Daily and Pop-Tarts) |
 Come on back to Nashville for music, food and more this summer season (partnership between USA TODAY and Nashville CVC) |  Detroit: The Midwest city where techno and coney dogs were born (Scott's Cheap Flights) |  What are probiotics for cats? And can they improve my kitty's gut health? (Chewy) |
 Detroit shines on as a top rock 'n' roll destination (Visit Detroit) |  Multiple myeloma patient inspires with education and action (partnership between USA TODAY and Janssen Oncology) |  The "Labor Leftovers:" A guide to burnout after the Great Resignation (Indeed Career Guide) |
 What to know about winter supplements for pets (because yes, it's a thing) (Chewy) |  How executives are using AI to cut lazy girl jobs (Indeed Career Guide) |  Culture, food and history make Chicago a prime choice for business meetings (Crain's Chicago Business) |
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about.
Ashley Zlatopolsky is a Detroit-based journalist, editor and content strategist who ideates, writes and edits content for leading media outlets and global brands.
Her published work includes Rolling Stone, The Washington Post, National Geographic, Billboard, Men's Journal, the Guardian, SELF, Fortune, Sports Illustrated, Architectural Digest, U.S. News, Detroit Free Press, Business Insider, Real Simple and USA TODAY.
She has created marketing content for Shinola, Beachbody On Demand, Wix, Red Bull, Mattress Firm, StockX, Indeed, Scott's Cheap Flights, Little Caesars Arena and Chewy.
She has also developed branded content for Adobe, BMW, Barefoot Wine, A&E, Jim Beam, Verizon, Coca-Cola, Pop-Tarts, NASCAR, Angry Orchard and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Ashley specializes in the topics of health and wellness, nutrition, fitness, travel, arts and culture, business, home, lifestyle, history, career and beauty. She's also a Certified Sleep Science Coach (CSSC) and Certified Stress Management Coach (CSMC).
For work or partnership opportunities, please use the contact form below.
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