EDITING EXPERIENCE
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Details
Executive Editor (day-to-day and de facto jefe) of the award-winning, culture-forward men’s magazine. Worked with writers from Carrie Fisher to Michael Chabon and Rick Moody.
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Salon
Led a relaunch and repositioning of the pioneering online publication. Broadened coverage on the site, bringing original reporting and integrated audio and video into the site.
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Entertainment Weekly
Implemented redesign, top-edited new sections, and developed younger writers. Tapped by Time Inc. to create and launch Look, a monthly movie magazine prototype.
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Budget living
Brainstormed, developed, and built the groundbreaking independent lifestyle title from scratch, winning an array of awards and plaudits. Later promoted from Executive Editor to Editor-in-Chief.
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Men's Journal
Senior editor of the title at its literary peak. Worked with top authors (George Plimpton, Tom Wolfe) and on projects such as Black Hawk Down and a 9/11 special issue. Contributed to sister publication Rolling Stone.
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Sports Illustrated For Kids
Trained as a reporter at Sports Illustrated, hired on-staff at SI For Kids. Produced SI Daily at the Atlanta Olympics. Helped launch NBA Inside Stuff magazine.
WRITING ARCHIVE*
*Selected works
When Sammy Sang the Gospel of the Church of Satan (Rolling Stone)
"I LIKE IKE" Barinholtz. So Does Every Funny Person in Hollywood (Rolling Stone)
The Enduring Human Cost of One of America's Worst Workplace Mass Shootings (Inc.)
Pay Lots of Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain: Jeff Goldblum Gets Wicked (InStyle)
How Owning a Pro Team Became the Sport of Oligarchs (Town & Country)
A Journey into the Unapologetic Cuisines of India (Condé Nast Traveler)
Will Ferrell's Funny Business is No Laughing Matter (WSJ.)
Yvon Chouinard's Bold Plan to Give Patagonia to the Planet (Inc.)
The Wild Life Blood of Liquid Death (Inc.)
Steph Curry Dishes Out His Greatest—and Most Lasting—Assist with his wife, Ayesha (Town & Country)
The Radical Reinvention of Steven Yeun (Mr. Porter)
The Man Who Would Be Spielberg: Shawn Levy (WSJ. Magazine)
In Search of the Real-Life White Lotus (Condé Nast Traveler)
Believe it or Not, Ryan Reynolds is the Greatest (North) American Hero (WSJ. Magazine)
Jeremy Renner Will Never, Ever Launch a F*cking Tequila Brand (Men's Health)
Rebecca Ferguson's Roundabout Path to Stardom (WSJ. Magazine)
Finding the Power of Saying No with Leslie Odom (Esquire)
Talking Wiseguys, Race Riots, and Loss with David Chase and the cast of 'The Many Saints of Newark' (WSJ. Magazine)
The Hope and Agony That Drives Pharrell Williams (Town & Country)
The Two Amigos' Share the Secret to Their Friendship: Insults—Lots of Them (InStyle)
Warning: Leaving Your Profitable Startup Can Cause Feelings of Loss (Inc.)
It's a Mads, Mads, Mads, Mads Mikkelsen World (WSJ. Magazine)
Emmanuel Acho's Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man (Men's Health)
Overnight, You Become the Most Important Manufacturer in the World (Inc.)
The Eyes Have It, Just Ask the Talented Mr. Malek (GQ)
Russiagate's "Coffee Boy" Has Delusions of Grandeur (Los Angeles Magazine)
The Trials of Director Cary Joji Fukunaga (WSJ. Magazine)
Imagining the Bender That Almost Was With Sam Rockwell (Mr. Porter)
Daisy Ridley Didn't Ask to Save The Galaxy (GQ)
From Divorce, a Brutally Honest Love Story is Born (WSJ. Magazine)
They Kill Race Horses, Don't They? An Investigation (Town & Country)
The Man Behind Ryan Murphy (and Gwyneth Paltrow) Steps Out (WSJ. Magazine)
Portugal's Most Creative City Is Hidden In Plain Sight (Condé Nast Traveler)
Tick, Tick, Tick...a Health Crisis Is About to Explode (Medium)
A New Yorker Investigates Why Locals In His New City Hang at Hotels (Travel + Leisure)
The Rise of Rock 'N' Roll Streetwear Mogul Mike Amiri (Los Angeles Times)
The Exonerated Five Tell Their Story with Ava DuVernay (Town & Country)
The Song Never Remains the Same in the Improv Life of Jeff Goldblum (InStyle)
The Story of the Most Expensive Property Ever Put Up For Sale (Town & Country)
David Chang's Ambitious Vision for Growth as a Chef-Restaurateur and as a Person (WSJ. Magazine)
Sometimes Speaking Truth to Power Requires a Little Powder: Jimmy Kimmel (InStyle)
Beyond a Blockbuster, Black Panther Is an Inflection Point (Bloomberg Businessweek)
The Millennial Falcon Takes Flight: Adam Driver (GQ)
A Civil War Rages Inside Writer-Director Alex Garland (WSJ. Magazine)
All-American Cult (Classic) Leader David Lynch (New York Times/T Magazine)
Straight Outta Cape Town: Die Antwoord Arrives (New York Times/T Magazine)
Unshackled and Fearless, Meryl Streep Is a Proudly Dangerous Woman (WSJ. Magazine)
Jonah Started Buzzfeed, Chelsea Stars in 'Brooklyn 99': The Siblings Peretti (New York Times)
Nuclear Family Fusion With an Atomic Blonde, Charlize Theron (WSJ. Magazine)
The Future is Cory Booker's For The Taking (DuJour)
History's Greatest Clinton Served in Parliament, not the White House (Details)
