Writing

Currently an editor at Shop TODAY. See below for past freelance work.

SELECTED CLIPS:

The Artists Changing America, One Billboard at a Time (The Daily Beast)
Why celebrities are getting invested in US criminal justice reform (The Face)
Inside New York’s Modern Art Supermarkets—and a $100 Million Lawsuit (The Daily Beast)
Protesters Storm Whitney Museum Over Vice Chairman’s ‘Tainted’ Money (The Daily Beast)
Genesis Breyer P-Orridge Alters the Rubin Museum (Spin)

MORE WRITING:

The Face Magazine:

Pilgrimage to Gecca
Shira Haas is not afraid to be unorthodox
Why celebrities are getting invested in US criminal justice reform
Luka Sabbat ​“does a lot of things”
Kerwin Frost: everyone’s favourite entertainer is influencing for change
Kelsey Asbille and Evan Mock: siblings… sort of
All your questions about the US Presidential Election answered

The Daily Beast:

Protesters Storm Whitney Museum Over Vice Chairman’s ‘Tainted’ Money
The Artists Changing America, One Billboard at a Time
Mini-Golf and The Wall: What Elliot Ross and Genevieve Allison Saw at the Mexican-American Border
Bobby Berk of ‘Queer Eye’ on the Worst Job He’s Ever Had, Doing Drag as Teen, and Filming in Japan
Inside New York’s Modern Art Supermarkets—and a $100 Million Lawsuit
Imagine a World Without Contraceptives. This New York Art Show Does
Stormy Daniels Absolutely Slays Trump Trolls on Twitter
The Icy New Protest Against President Trump
School Teacher Arrested for Objecting to Superintendent’s $30,000 Raise

Interview Magazine:

The Heart-Stopping Cowboy Film That Won Over Cannes
Why Tahar Rahim is the Best Part of Hulu’s Addictive 9/11 Drama
How Waco’s Andrea Riseborough and Melissa Benoist Humanized a Cult
The Subtle Genius of Jon Brion’s Ladybird Soundtrack
Life Advice from Curb’s Patron Saint of Sex, Leon Black
The Chilean Trans Actor Who Could Be in the Running for an Academy Award
Happy Death Day is the Groundhog Day of Horror Films

The FADER:

Interviews:

Elsewhere Is Brooklyn’s Alternative Venue That’s Built To Last
Maya Fuhr’s Camera Is Trained On The Weirder Side Of Human Nature
Yohuna’s Stunning First Album Is For Anyone Who Hates Labels

Song Premieres/Write-ups:

Spend A Day With Thin Lips In The “My Mouth Is Skinned Like An Apple” Video
Girlpool’s Harmony Tividad Shares “What Chaos Is Imaginary,” A Synth-y New Solo Track
Watch Elvis Depressedly’s Warm And Intimate “Up In The Air” Video
Download Show Me The Body’s Excellent Debut Album, Body War
Mercury Girls Celebrate Emotional Honesty On “Holly”

SPIN:

Interviews:

Genesis Breyer P-Orridge Alters the Rubin Museum
Tiga: From Montreal to ‘Planet E’
Fear and Loathing at Kanye’s Pop-Up Shop Opening

Song Premieres:

Watch the Flaming Lips Preach the Gospel of Bowie in Their ‘Space Oddity’ Video
AJ Cornell and Tim Darcy Tentatively Embrace the Avant-Garde With ‘Too Significant To Ignore’
Xenia Rubinos Makes Fusion Go Gourmet With New Single ‘Lonely Lover’
Claudio Introduces Us to Séga Music With Frankie Francis’ Edit of ‘Bonom Chinois’
Maïa Vidal Declares Independence In Glitchy Video for ‘Jell-O’
et aliae Paints Emotional Soundscapes With Debut EP, ‘Rose’
Dinner Turns On His Time Machine with ‘Cool As Ice’
Luke Top Creates a Hidden World of Folk on ‘Suspect Highs’
Islands Share ‘The Joke’ and ‘Christmas Tree,’ Two New Singles From Two New Albums
Colleen Green Keeps Punk Alive With New Single, ‘Between the Lines’
Mutual Benefit Is Adrift In Love On ‘Lost Dreamers’
Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids Celebrate the Human Family in ‘We Be All Africans’
Pity Sex Pitilessly Indulge Your Nostalgia With ‘Pin A Star’
Sunwatchers Lift the Lid Off of Their Psych-Jazz Cauldron With New Track ‘Eusebius’
Soulwax Rebrand, Again, on Electrically Charged ‘Ti Ricordi di Me’
German Producer Daniel Haaksman Travels to Angola In Brash ‘Xinguila’
Golden Daze Create a Hybrid Rock With ‘Never Comin’ Back’
Journalism Explore the Bushwick Blues With ‘Watching & Waiting’
Matt Kivel Looks to the Past and Future on ‘Janus’
Listen to a New Side of Hawaiian Music From the Early ’80s on ‘Kona Winds’
Deep Sea Diver and the Shins’ James Mercer Bridge Worlds in ‘Creatures of Comfort’

Paper Magazine:

Interviews:

Talking “Soft Dick Rock” and Norway’s Bible Belt With Jenny Hval
A Night Out With Nightlife’s Favorite Hetero Married Drag Queens
Why Downtown Boys Might Just Be The Most Relevant Band In America
What Happened to the ‘90s-Era NYC Squat Communities? Talking to Photographer Ash Thayer
Chatting With The Guy Behind Wildly Popular Absurdist Vine Account, Valium Village
Stream Detroit-Based “Cosmic Trap” Duo Gosh Pith’s EP, “Window”