Tagged: Writing

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my top 15 album (part 2)

June 10, 2016 / File under > Writing

I round out the rest of my top 15 albums for The Hundreds in the most aggressive way I can. It’s the final word.

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my top 15 albums (part 1)

June 9, 2016 / File under > Writing

In what is clearly a troll move, I wrote out my top 15 rap albums for The Hundreds. But don’t get it twisted, all of my picks are genuine.

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top 10 podcasts of 2015

December 8, 2015 / File under > Writing

I wrote about my top 10 favorite podcasts of 2015 for The Hundreds and it includes some great shows you should be listening to. Trust me.

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Interview with Stefan Heck & Rob Whisman

October 13, 2015 / File under > Writing

I sat down with comedy’s new buzzworthy writing team, who hasn’t even met yet.

READ IT HERE. 

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My review of Kanye West at the Hollywood Bowl

September 28, 2015 / File under > Writing

I watched Kanye West perform 808’s & Heartbreaks in its entirety at the Hollywood Bowl. He wore a burlap mummy suit.

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Pictures of Josh Duggar & Republican politicians

May 24, 2015 / File under > Uncategorized Writing

I’m nervous these will get pulled off Instagram soon, so I decided to chronicle every picture that now self-admitted serial child molester Josh Duggar has posted with a Republican politician over the past few years. Keep in mind, a majority of these photos were taken at rallies or intimate events where Duggar was an invited guest so …

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The 10 Best Pictures of Larry King With Rappers

April 16, 2015 / File under > Writing

In what is possibly the best use of social media ever, and possibly the Internet in general, Larry King posts pictures of himself and every rapper he interviews on his weird new Internet talk show. Have you ever wanted to know what your favorite MC looks like next to a skeleton in suspenders? Well, your …

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Ringside at Wrestlemania for Rolling Stone

March 31, 2015 / File under > Writing

In 1987, I was 8 years old and WWE was my life. It was the company’s original salad days, and I was definitely getting my vegetables, donning the red and yellow colors of Hulkamania and rooting on babyfaces like Paul Orndorff, Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat, Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake and the Hart Foundation – all outlandish characters, none existing in the so-called gray area that most wrestlers occupy today.

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