taking some time to figure things out, but I still would love to edit and write things!! if you’d like to chat, send me a DM or email me at [email protected]
popping on here to say that unfortunately I was laid off by The Ringer yesterday. I spent five years working on the best stuff with the best people. will always be grateful for the experience
To say that Ridley Scott has a loose interpretation of historical fact would be an understatement. Here’s how it all went down in his mind.
@aricwithan_a: https://t.co/JSPMWAxJnH
I profiled #USMNT and #NFFC goalkeeper Matt Turner, chronicling his circuitous journey from Fairfield University to the EPL.
On his roller-coaster career, resilient mindset, and the ornament he carries with him to each game, for @ringer:
https://t.co/EzT9ALigBa
In 2016, I was recruited by a media startup named, uh, Newsaratti.
I quickly realized nothing was as it seemed—including the owner. It would be my way into the most bizarre story of my life.
And this is how the story of The Wedding Scammer begins:
https://t.co/KlkxShSO9b
Folks, The Ringer just let me go wild on the piece I was born to write: my elaborate plan for how to structurally reimagine the Oscars
This has been churning in my brain for a long time and I’m thrilled at how it turned out. Give it a read and a retweet! https://t.co/SMvdyfEM1h
The Argentina-France showdown wasn’t just the greatest World Cup final of all time, it was one of the most thrilling spectacles in sports, period, and a fairytale ending for the game’s best-ever player.
@BrianPhillips: https://t.co/YGguVRYaTa
@jeffjohnroberts@AnneSraders@ringer sadly england lacks the killer instinct in these types of games. they will 100% lose on penalties or some stupid extra time goal
goodbye, atlanta. an all-timer has come to an end, so here's 10,000 words from the @ringer staff taking stock of the last six years https://t.co/QOquzWvwvm
when @aricwithan_a asked me if I wanted to write about British TV for @ringer's theme week, the first thing I thought of was Robert Sheehan standing on a rooftop and screaming "WE WERE SO BEAUTIFUL!!"
for the site’s british tv week, I looked at the history of americans’ access to, and enthusiasm for, entertainment from across the pond. contents include: public broadcasting, beautiful gowns, hot priests, and a v game julian fellowes https://t.co/lUmIgE6qD0
For @Ringer's celebration of British TV I wrote about a masterpiece in spiky will-they-won't-theys, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's CRASHING.
(Including how it proved Jonathan Bailey was a romantic lead looong before Bridgerton) https://t.co/iFjm869LYh