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David Pescovitz is the Vice President of Communications and Content at boingboing.net. With a focus on eclectic and offbeat topics, David's articles cover a wide range of subjects including music, pop culture, technology, and bizarre phenomena. His writing style is engaging and often explores the quirky and unusual aspects of everyday life.
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David Pescovitz's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a focus on entertainment news and government & politics. His articles often revolve around evolving stories, promotional deals, and event coverage.
Given the diverse array of topics covered in his articles, David may be receptive to pitches that align with his interest in odd events or phenomena, legal issues related to crime or accidents, music industry insights relevant to promotion deals or evolving stories regarding celebrities.
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Image credit: Superstar / shutterstock.com The River of Tri-Cities Church in Johnson City, Tennessee held its annual Fourth of July raffle over the weekend.
Our dear friend Richard Metzger of Dangerous Minds and Disinformation fame is creating a new video series about the occult called Magick Show. Richard is raising funds on Kickstarter and one of the rewards is that occultist and comix legend Grant Morrison (The Invisibles, Batman, etc.) will cast a personalized spell for backers of a certain level!
image: Savor A California start-up called Savor is making butter from carbon dioxide instead of animal fat.
By: David Pescovitz
Beto O'Rourke posted yesterday that he and US VP nominee Tim Walz are pals and share a love for Minnesota musicians. Sure, everyone likes Prince and Bob Dylan but apparently…
One recent afternoon, Oakland resident Jennifer Pahlka heard someone playing her piano.
Ethnobotanists have long studied how Indigenous peoples use plant medicines. Turns out, it isn't just native peoples who may hold secrets to treating a variety of diseases but also animals…
By: David Pescovitz
This 1966 TV commercial for Austex Beef Stew could be the subject of a PhD thesis in film studies. The slow pacing, awkward pauses in dialogue, and psychological tension amplified…
By: David Pescovitz
image: Portland Police Bureau On Tuesday night, Portland police pulled over Mia Rochelle Baggenstos, 37, and Reginald Lamont Reynolds, 35 in what was a suspected stolen car.
From the days when Al Jourgensen cultivated an English accent and I wore too much eyeliner, Ministry's "(Everyday Is) Halloween." (1984): The above features clips from: Fright Night, Near Dark,…
By: David Pescovitz
Slow Motion Radio time-stretched Bauhaus's 1979 vampire anthem "Bela Lugosi's Dead" into nine hours. It is goth durational performance art. Oh Belllllaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa… Bonus: Melding Bauhaus's "Bela Lugosi's Dead" with a hyperfast sample…
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