For I profiled Dr. Terry Dubrow of "Botched," the premiere reality TV plastic surgeon, an unexpected voice of caution in a world where extreme cosmetic surgery has become more and more normalized
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Thanks @evepesyer You really captured the menschiness of Terry!
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For @GQMagazine I profiled Dr. Terry Dubrow of "Botched," the premiere reality TV plastic surgeon, an unexpected voice of caution in a world where extreme cosmetic surgery has become more and more normalized gq.com/story/botched-
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“But the world changes, and so do we.” For , Botched expert profiles Botched star Terry Dubrow.
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I told Terry that Botched has made me never want plastic surgery. “Isn’t that fantastic? No matter how negative we go, we’re never going to stop [it]. It’s like a forest fire. If we can put a screen in front of the sparks coming off of the flames? Great.”
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"After spending more hours watching Botched and thinking about Botched than perhaps anyone else in the world aside from the people who work on the show, I have come to the conclusion that it is the most perfect television product in American history." gq.com/story/botched-
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"Botched is a show about the tremendous downside of plastic surgery, a reminder that it's not all rainbows and sunshine and ski slope noses and perfectly round breasts. It’s gory and risky and, oftentimes, upsetting." gq.com/story/botched-
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The longtime reality TV fixture is one of the most beloved plastic surgeons in the country, someone so skilled with a scalpel that he can fix the supposedly unfixable. And now he has a message for anyone looking to get some work done
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"After spending more hours watching Botched and thinking about Botched than perhaps anyone else in the world... I have come to the conclusion that it is the most perfect television product in American history."
profiled Dr. Terry Dubrow 🔪💉gq.com/story/botched-
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I wrote about how in the advertising world, the term "mood board" has become totally passé—now, designers create "worlds" for their clients (feat. )
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I love having a million different remote controls (I'm an old soul) so I wrote about them for 's "you, me and UI" series theverge.com/23653632/remot
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Found some time to write back!
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A letter to @Seahawks fans, from @GenoSmith3. theplayerstribune.com/posts/geno-smi
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I talked to *the* Phillie Phanatic about his hot dog cannon for and wrote about the underappreciated art of in-game entertainment
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"My mother’s long tenure in her rent-stabilized two-bedroom has given her the ability to make it her own," writes . "Will I ever be able to do the same?"
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my mom has the coolest apartment in new york city (my biased opinion) so i interviewed her about it for
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The Nets are vibing and look happy to be playing basketball. The next weeks without Kevin Durant will test both those good vibes and the strength of the bench. @evepeyser writes trib.al/OF8EGMe
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taking a hard look in the mirror and asking myself, "how many second round picks am *i* worth?"
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The M&M’s spokescandies aren’t actually going anywhere. Here's why.
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Baby's first . Thanks for letting me discuss the most pressing issue facing humanity.
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Hard hitting reporting by , confirming that the viral M&Ms thing is indeed a Super Bowl stunt nytimes.com/2023/01/27/sty
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M&M's confirmed that its suspension of its iconic spokescandies is simply a lead-up to its Super Bowl ad, so you can all relax now: nytimes.com/2023/01/27/sty
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BREAKING: An M&M's rep told me that the brand's iconic spokescandies aren't going anywhere!
My story about the ongoing spokescandy controversy and what it says about legacy brands' attempts to connect with young people:
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Anfernee Simons is just getting started.
In our latest cover story, spoke with Simons, his family, and his Blazers teammates about his quiet demeanor, his constant learning, and how he’s grown since coming into the NBA:
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if you were an NYC teen in ~2009 remember how we used to say "I'm tight right now" to mean I'm pissed off? that was top tier slang and I think about it a lot
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For the January 2023 cover, I profiled Anfernee Simons, the shy and exceedingly humble Portland Trail Blazers guard who is having a career year. uproxx.com/dimemag/anfern
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. is just getting started.
In our latest cover story, spoke with Simons, his family, and his Blazers teammates about his quiet demeanor, his constant learning, and how he’s grown since coming into the NBA.
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in a society with true gender equality, professional sports teams would have female mascots
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“I would also go to North Korea,” said one influencer. “And I would go for free.”
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The Nets are vibing and look happy to be playing basketball. The next weeks without Kevin Durant will test both those good vibes and the strength of the bench. writes
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if sean mcvay retired, he wouldn’t be “quitting” or “giving up.” he’d simply be leaving his full-time job (“football coaching”) to devote himself to his side hustle (CHUNKY SOUP)
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The Nets are vibing and look happy to be playing basketball. The next weeks without Kevin Durant will test both those good vibes and the strength of the bench. writes
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I wrote about how Jacque Vaughn turned the Nets into legitimate contenders, and what Kevin Durant's injury means for a team that is just starting to actually thrive
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dry january, except it’s every month of every year for the rest of your life—cannot recommend this highly enough
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some of the “my son will never play football” posturing on here is so cringe, like yes he’s 5’7” and grew up in park slope and both of his parents work in literary publishing, that was already a certainty
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big market nba teams need to get their shit together and get elderly dance crews. it’s the most charming time out entertainment.
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