Rose Minutaglio
Writer. Reporter. Editor
About
Rose is a Senior Editor at National Geographic Magazine.
Before that, she was at ELLE Magazine producing high-impact investigative features and multimedia concepts focused on contemporary international issues, like immigration, women’s rights, and pay equity.
As the Hearst Digital Newsroom's Features Editor, she wrote for 17 different magazines, including ELLE, Esquire, Marie Claire, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, Delish, Cosmopolitan, and Town & Country.
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Her work has appeared in PEOPLE, Sports Illustrated, Greatist, San Antonio Current, and The Italian Journal. As a full-time Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE, Rose traveled the nation writing about the Zika outbreak from Florida, investigating the artist Prince's death, and covering the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. Her reporting earned a Time Inc. Luce Award.
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Some of her recent interviews include Vice President Kamala Harris, Dr. Jane Goodall, Simone Biles, Addison Rae, Greta Thunberg, Chelsea Clinton, Sandra Lindsay (first person in the U.S. to receive a COVID vaccine), #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, Bill Gates, Serena Williams, Gloria Steinem, Michael Phelps, and Usain Bolt.
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Rose is an Austin, Texas native. Tips, pitches, etc. here...
Stories
McKayla Maroney Is Done Being Unimpressed
In an exclusive sit-down, the Olympic gymnast and sex abuse survivor says she is moving beyond the meme—and the trauma she secretly suffered for years—to put her best face forward.
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Mikaela Shiffrin Lost the Olympics But Won the World
After crashing epically at the 2022 Winter Games, the Alpine skier is using her experience to remind us that no one—not even an Olympian—is immune to mental health issues.
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The Karen Who Cried Kidnapping
How one unsuspecting craft-loving California mom got tangled in an Instagram influencer’s viral yarn.
With abortion rights under attack, ELLE brought together five members of Congress perhaps most qualified to discuss the issue—because they’ve been there themselves.
The country’s best female political reporters go on the record about what it was really like covering Trump’s America.