Rebecca M. Ford is a multimedia journalist living in Los Angeles. Currently the managing editor of University Link Magazine, Rebecca enjoys writing about television, film, pop culture, travel and Los Angeles.
As the managing editor of ULM, Rebecca oversaw all of the editorial content of the print, monthly magazine with 25,000 subscribers. She managed a team of 20 freelance writers, all of them current college students. She coordinated and conducted interviews with celebrities, including Kobe Bryant and Taylor Swift.
Previously, Rebecca was a TV and pop culture editor at Metromix.com. She interviewed celebrities including Nicolas Cage, Paris Hilton and the cast of “True Blood.”
Rebecca has lived and worked in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Hawaii and Los Angeles. She has had work published in Hollywood Patch, The Los Angeles Times- The GUIDE, The Huffington Post, The Honolulu Weekly, Ms. Magazine, East West Magazine, Metromix Los Angeles and Los Angeles Magazine, among others.
Rebecca attended UC Santa Barbara, and received a B.A. in visual communication from Hawaii Pacific University in 2006. She went on to receive an M.A. in print journalism from USC’s Annenberg School of Communication on May 16, 2008.
A fan of art, film and the Oakland A’s, Rebecca currently lives in Los Angeles in an apartment run by her two cats.

I like your site.
It’s me again. I just skimmed through your entire site. It’s good to be you! All the best and keep on writing.
Hi Rebecca:
Great website, love it!
I am glad to read some of your writing and I am really proud of you! What a great writer!
I wish Daniel and Nathan could write as good as you.
Good luck in your job hunting! I hope you’ll find a job that you really enjoy!
Hesy
two cats…
Hey Rebecca,
Harry just told me about your site. Looks great!
I had to delay my thesis plans again, but I should be able to have something finished soon.
Best,
Thomas
Oh Becca,
I visit your site like I am some sort of creepy stalker instead of your long lost friend stuck in the mid west. Or really, I feel it’s more the mid east, but some people get confused when I say that…
I miss you eternally. xoxoxox
I like your site – good stuff. Keep it up and good luck with your writing. John