Rachel sat down with me to discuss Chicago Outfit Roller Derby, tattoos, feminism, stupid men, sexual harassment and Satanism. Continue reading
Rachel Colias: Feminist Killjoy
The Splash Brother You Never Knew About
The celebrity game during NBA All-Star weekend has been a staple kickoff event dating back to 2003. Former NBA greats lace em up one more time alongside current WNBA standouts, rappers, actors and even politicians. Some of these non-NBA and … Continue reading
Happy Birthday
This is your first birthday you’re not here, and soon it’ll be my first birthday you’re not here. I’m doing okay these days, all things considered. My eyes still swell with tears from time to time, like they’re doing right … Continue reading
YucciMane Returns: Recognizing Where Change Has Occurred
Sometimes things come full circle, and this second Q&A with YucciMane feels like that. Yu is still one of the dopest tweeters out there, and he’s still never had a wack tweet after years of putting in work. This time … Continue reading
Steph Curry and the 700 Club
Steph Curry is five years into his NBA career. Five years isn’t a long time, but it’s enough time to realize something very important; we’ve all been watching one of the greatest shooters ever for five wonderful seasons. I admit … Continue reading
Russell Westbrook: Where Bad Is Good
Russell Westbrook is both mesmerizing and the cause of lots of head scratching, and he’s often both of these things within a two play span. His accomplishments burn bright when he’s on the biggest stages, but his missteps outshine the … Continue reading
John Taylor: The Other Side Of An Interview
Next up in the Q&A series is John Taylor, a supreme interviewer who I met through Kyla Gardner. I started following John on Twitter before I actually met him at a Chance The Rapper show last summer. Since then I’ve … Continue reading
Kyla Gardner: Whirlwind Journalisté
Next up in the Q&A series is friend and former co-worker, Kyla Gardner, a reporter for DNAInfo Chicago. I met Kyla while we both attended Northern Illinois University and worked for the Northern Star newspaper. She came in like a … Continue reading
Beyoncé: a benevolent show of flex
By Alex Hancock (Wack People Meet) & Demarcus Robinson First up is Alex’s take: In an age where the Internet exists, record labels are still dropping an exorbitant amount of money to promote their artist’s albums. Before I get well … Continue reading
Bauce Sauce: Chief Keef lover, Vine savant and McRib conqueror
Next up for the Q&A sessions is @BauceSauce, an incredibly unique follow. I don’t remember how long I’ve been following Sauce or what specific tweet drew me in, but I’m glad that I do. He’s an all over the place … Continue reading
