Meet LA’s Coolest Nightlife Correspondents

Kimberly Fisher – Los Angeles

Kimberly is a columnist, internet entrepreneur, public speaker, and social butterfly. Considered to be a travel and entertainment expert, Kimberly has written for the USA Today, Haute Living, and Travels.com, in addition to running her own site at www.kimberlyfisher.com. If you’re looking for Kimberly while out on the town, you can usually find her at the hottest clubs in LA, pen and camera in hand. Her favorite venues are Greystone Manor Supperclub, Supperclub, Roxbury, Agency, and Hyde Lounge at Staples Center.

In Kimberly's words:

“I started writing while I was still modeling by doing an "Ask the Model" column on a popular Men's website. They liked it, and other people started asking me to write for them. I was one of the first writers on board at NiteGuide Magazine in California, and I still cover events, nightlife and interviews for them. After that it was easy to start working for other people. It was a simple transition to nightlife writing since I spent most of my life in Hollywood. Everyone I know is either a model, actress, club owner, club promoter or DJ!”

Tamara Kagel – Los Angeles

Based in Los Angeles, Tamara is a twenty-something fixture on the southland’s social scene. She writes for The Huffington Post and the Jewish Journal in addition to penning her own trials and tribulations of LA’s manic nightlife on her site at www.tamarashaynekagel.com. Her favorite venues are: A Club Called Rhonda night at El Cid, Beacher’s Madhouse, and The Roger Room.

In Tamara's words:

“…There was the time I was out with a guy and we met another couple. We ended up going back to their place which was right across the street. The girl said she wanted me to come with her to try on her clothes in the bedroom. I thought this was a little weird but she was also a model which made it seem somewhat less strange. Once, in the bedroom, I realized what was really going on. She didn't want her boyfriend to know she was doing drugs so she had suggested this rouse [sic] so she could have an excuse to get away from him. So, I had to try on like five different outfits to help her hide the fact that after showing the boys the new clothes, every time we went back into the bedroom to change she would snort god knows what. I started to get really irritated which I think she realized because she offered to let me keep a bunch of the clothes. So at least I got some new designer clothes out of the evening.”