Keldine Hull

Keldine Hull (born April 1, 1983 in Kingstown, St. Vincent) is a Los Angeles based entertainment writer for Skope Magazine. Her career as a journalist began in 2000 as columnist for the Rockland County Times in Nyack, New York. In the subsequent years leading up to her staff position at Skope Magazine, she freelanced for other publications including a global and political issues column WASK: What America Should Know Project for Urban Mainstream Magazine, a review of skincare products for Splash Magazine, and an interview with the electronica group Passion Pit for L.A. Record. She did minor work for other publications including the Marquette Tribune in which she chronicled her experience at Ground Zero, entitled "Column: New York post 9/11", following the September 11th attacks.
Hull's current focus has been on music and entertainment. She is the creator of the column "Beyond the Velvet Rope", which interviewed the artists MostArt, the bands Pale, Slant and bassist Aston Barrett from The Wailers.. Hull's work can be read in the Caribbean as a United States entertainment correspondent.
Hull is also a published poet in Farmhouse Magazine, as well as associate producer for the SAG film Amulette.

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