When I graduated college, my dream job was to be the theater critic for the New York Times. My life has taken so many turns since then it seems hilarious to me now. Within a year of graduation, I was done
Tynan's Anger, published by LexBlog, features commentary and analysis on social issues intersecting with law, media, and culture. The blog addresses topics such as media bias, journalism economics, social justice, sports controversies, organizational misconduct, and the influence of corporate and political interests on public discourse. It often critiques mainstream media practices, explores the challenges faced by marginalized groups, and reflects on ethical and societal implications of current events. The content blends personal perspective with broader legal and societal themes, highlighting systemic issues and cultural dynamics relevant to law and public policy.
Josh Weinstein, the longtime Simpsons showrunner, recently tweeted some of the rules of the Simpsons writer’s room that made the show (at least in the ’90s), arguably the best written in television history. One stuck out to me:
Never shoot…
Welp, Aaron Rodgers certainly made it easier for me to stop caring about sports.
There’s no comedian, musician, actor, or artist who could have disappointed me more than Aaron Rodgers disappointed me this week. And what he did isn’t…
One persistent theme I see on social media from people of my age range is the idea that the world won’t exist in the next 10-20 years. This is actually a standard trope of left-wing thinking and joke material.…
I can pull any number of Norm Macdonald clips that have deeply influenced me. His Bob Saget Roast act, hosting the ESPYs, his Conan bits, his run on Weekend Update. But I’m going to focus on the clip that affected…