Anneta Konstantinides is a lifestyle correspondent at Business Insider, where she’s carved out a niche covering everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to celebrity culture. Her reporting is known for its immersive style—whether she’s testing out Gordon Ramsay’s recipes or flying first class to review airline experiences, she brings readers along with vivid detail and a touch of humor. She’s also become a go-to voice on beauty pageants, having interviewed every Miss USA and Miss Universe winner since 2019.

Her investigative chops came into the spotlight with her coverage of the 2022 Miss USA scandal, which earned her recognition as a finalist at the LA Press Club Awards. That work also led to her appearance in Hulu’s The New York Times Presents documentary episode “How to Fix a Pageant,” where she shared insights into the pageant world’s inner workings. Anneta’s ability to blend lifestyle journalism with deeper cultural commentary has made her a standout in her field.

Originally from California, Anneta studied English Literature and Film & Television at UCLA. Her career has taken her across the globe, with stints in London, Sydney, New York, and Los Angeles, giving her a cosmopolitan edge that informs her writing. Whether she’s ranking Ina Garten’s pasta dishes or unpacking the chaos of Burning Man, her work reflects a curiosity for how people live, celebrate, and indulge.