Articles by Ricardo Hazell

Ricardo Hazell

Breaking News Reporter

Ricardo Hazell is a versatile journalist, editor and columnist with over 25 years of experience covering sports, politics, film & television and popular culture. He began his career as a Research Intern at Editor & Publisher in 1997. Since then his byline has appeared in Bleacher Report, BET.com, FOXNews, EURweb, AllHipHop.com, HipHopDX, the Root and many other publications. He joined HNGN in December 2023.

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