Meredith Kile is an accomplished journalist with a dynamic career spanning entertainment, politics, and digital media. Currently a Digital News Writer-Editor at PEOPLE magazine, she covers high-profile beats including the British royal family and U.S. political figures. Her reporting blends cultural relevance with journalistic rigor, offering readers both breaking news and thoughtful analysis. Prior to joining PEOPLE in 2025, she spent nearly a decade at Entertainment Tonight, where she earned a Daytime Emmy Award for her editorial contributions.

Her portfolio reflects a wide-ranging curiosity and versatility. She’s covered everything from Comic-Con and CinemaCon to presidential elections and tech innovation. Her work has appeared in outlets like VICE, Al Jazeera America, and The Young Turks, where she contributed during the 2012 election cycle. Whether interviewing celebrities or dissecting policy shifts, Meredith brings a sharp editorial voice and a knack for storytelling that resonates across audiences.

Meredith holds a Bachelor of Science in Television Production from Ithaca College, with a minor in Creative Writing—an academic foundation that informs her narrative style and multimedia fluency. She’s known for her ability to navigate both the glitz of Hollywood and the gravity of political discourse, making her a standout figure in modern journalism. Her Emmy win and expansive coverage history underscore a career built on insight, adaptability, and a deep understanding of the media landscape.