hello! my sketch team, Young Douglas, has written a play called Let’s Rob Drew Barrymore’s House and it’s going up at the New York Theatre Festival! we are very proud of it, and you can see it this Tuesday @ 6:15, Friday @ 4 and Saturday @ 9!
https://t.co/eD6ooMgTop
currently at the pub that Leopold Bloom goes to in Ulysses (Davy Byrne’s). they started playing MJ Lenderman and then turned it off after ten seconds to play Sean Paul. I have to imagine Joyce would have had a field day with this.
elated to make my debut for one of my favorite sites @DefectorMedia ! big thanks to @BrandyLJensen for taking a chance on an extremely stupid pitch that I believe with my whole heart:
https://t.co/2beQKdpfSy
if you are a crossword person, I made today’s WSJ one (and am frankly delighted to get 18A, a concept I only know from old movies, into the paper):
https://t.co/S7wDzI7Ov0
I have spent months trying to get a publication to take my pitch on how the NYRB classics edition became the new chic literary accessory, which I know because I am extremely guilty of it (there’s two more cut off at the bottom lol):
new piece from me in @BWDR for their Community issue, talking Les Blank's empathetic gaze, joy on screen, and how he makes a film worth watching despite how stupid polka music is:
https://t.co/NoqLsPh8zH
more new stuff from me at @PointsinCase this morning! and as you answer your emails, remember that there are people and/or heroic dogs out there that need your help!
https://t.co/5Y93kTtKvE
Today on Tasteland, @carlypsilverman, host of the new podcast Smell That Movie, joins @daisandconfused and I to discuss how literary movements form, selling out, what specific movies, books, and podcasts smell like, and decry prescriptive fragrance content.
finally got around to uploading some of my stuff with Young Douglas over the past couple years. here, then, is my stupidest and crassest sketch I wrote. I love it, obviously.
https://t.co/gqc2m0kW5O
delighted to make my @DigitalFrontier debut, talking about the rise of extreme streaming (both in terms of length and content) and people looking for deeper and deeper connections through longer and longer video consumption.
https://t.co/0EErrH3xvb
What do Marie Antoinette, In the Mood for Love, and The VVitch have in common?
They’re movies people want to smell like.
SMELL THAT MOVIE is a new podcast from HS, hosted by writer and producer Carly Silverman, exploring the movies we love and the complex scents they evoke. 🧵