Vanity Fair’s Former Writer’s Salary, Alex Consani’s Chicken Date!
38 Former Vanity Fair Writer Bryan Burrough Reveals A $500K Salary—For 3 Articles—Over 25 Years! Yes, you read that correctly! Bryan Burrough, former Vanity Fair writer, was paid nearly half a million dollars annually for three feature stories while at the publication from 1992 to 2017, according to his new
Women Writers Week 2025: Table of Contents | Features
Links to all of the content run during Women Writers Week 2025. FILM REVIEWS “Bloat” by Marya E. Gates “Eephus” by Peyton Robinson “The Empire” by Justine Smith “In the Lost Lands” by Monica Castillo “Mickey 17” by Christy Lemire “Night of the Zoopocalypse” by Nell Minow “On Becoming a
Intro to Women Writers Week | Features
March is Women’s History Month—or is it? Has the current administration under President Donald Trump and Elon Musk cancelled Women’s History Month, or Black History Month? Has their war against DEI: which by the way stands for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion outlawed the use of words like “women,” “Black or
Bones’ Controversial Zack Addy Twist Happened Because Of A Writers’ Strike
Fox Though it lasted an impressive 12 seasons, the offbeat Fox procedural thriller “Bones” was never one of television’s highest-rated shows. Created by Hart Hanson, the hour-long premiered in the fall of 2005 and didn’t find its loyal fan base until it
I’m Excited For High Potential To Come Back, But There’s A Really Obvious Change The Writers Need To Make For Season 2
High Potential is one of my favorite new shows. It offers likeable characters, fun case of the week mysteries and an intriguing long-term whodunit that it chips away at most episodes. It’s everything you’d hope to see from an oddball detective procedural on the network TV schedule, but that doesn’t
Overcome Writer’s block – Luscious Mind
Ahh, the dreaded writer’s block. Every creative’s worst nightmare. The blank, white page has never been more frightening than when we’re eager to fill it with worthy substance. Fear not, let’s explore a few ways to get back in the zone. But first, we must know our enemy. The science
