Alicia Quarles is the New York Correspondent for E! News and covers all things entertainment and fashion. Prior to joining E!, Quarles was the Global Entertainment Editor for the Associated Press. Quarles, based in New York, led a 60-member staff of journalists based primarily in Los Angeles, London and New York. She joined the AP's Los Angeles bureau in 2003 after graduating from the University of Southern California.
While there, Quarles worked as an entertainment producer and text reporter.
From 2005 to 2009, she worked in New York as a senior entertainment producer, text reporter and entertainment editor for North America. As Global Entertainment Editor, Quarles oversees staff coverage of music, film, television, books, social media and other areas of entertainment across formats worldwide. She also appears on-air, on the top television networks as an entertainment expert.
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Celebrity news and journalism is like crack. Americans are addicted to it. We need to hear the Mel Gibson rants, aspergers famous people and see Lindsay Lohan report to jail.
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