A brief sample of published and personal work

Times Square Investment Journal

• Circle Sets Itself Up By Courting Traditional Finance

• Builder Mortgage Deals Put Southern Buyers At Risk

• Circle’s One-Track Focus On Stablecoin Growth Raises Questions

• Homebuilders Bet Federal Rate Cuts Will Hammer Down Mortgage Rates

Variety

• Costume Designers Call for Pay Equity: ‘Our Work Is On the Most Important Real Estate in the Frame’

• Striking Writers and Actors Vow to Keep Up the Fight: ‘We’re Digging Our Heels in Harder’

• What’s Love Got to Do With It at 30: Angela Bassett Remembers Becoming Tina Turner

• Why the Owner of the Shop That Inspired The Bear Hasn’t Seen the Show: ‘Somebody’s Still Got to Make Beef’

• Industry Leaders Talk Technology and Business Innovation — and When It’s Better to Be a Fast Follower

• John Wilson Talks ‘Existential Themes,’ Nathan Fielder and the Final Season of How To

• Minx Costume Designer on Crafting a 1973 Fantasy Wardrobe, From ‘Porno Watergate’ to Joan Didion

• Sex and the City Author Candace Bushnell Reflects on Show’s 25-Year Legacy

• ‘Menéndez + Menudo: Boys Betrayed’ EP Unpacks the Explosive Sexual Abuse Claims Against the Boy Band’s Creator

• Salma Hayek and Jose Tamez Tackle Trans Acceptance and Mexican Traditions in El Sabor de la Navidad

• Sanctuary: How Micah Bloomberg’s One-Act Play Became a Sadistically Thrilling Rom-Com

• Monica Barbaro on Fubar and Her Father-Daughter Dynamic With Co-Star Arnold Schwarzenegger

Haloscope Magazine

• How Horror Films Instructed Alexander McQueen

• Was Jonathan Anderson’s Costume Design in Challengers Just a Drop Shot?

• Kim Shui Misses Gold

• 3.1 Phillip Lim, Always Forever Baby!

• At Ann Demeulemeester, Rumours and Blue Jeans

• Kiko Kostadinov is Going Places — Literally

WHUS Radio

• UConn and Mansfield’s off-campus housing dilemma persists

• How UConn promotes safer-sex on campus

• Beth Macy speaks on the opioid crisis for UConn’s Suicide Prevention Week