Jim Clash is a Contributing Editor at Forbes. He specializes in travel and tourism, consumer travel, and sports, with a keen focus on adventure travel, NASA, rocketeering, and space travel. His work has been featured in various prestigious platforms, highlighting his expertise in both the realms of sports business and the excitement of exploration.
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Jim Clash's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, with an emphasis on exclusive interviews and expert commentary. He appears to be particularly interested in unique stories about celebrities, adventurers, and individuals involved in exploration.
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It is important to note that while Jim's articles cover a wide range of topics under the umbrella of entertainment news (including music, celebrities, adventure), he seems most enamored with unique personal narratives from public figures across various domains.
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The Kody Norris Show has performed nine times at the Grand Ole Opry. But that thrill was nothing compared to a 170-mph ride-along at Daytona.
The Doomsday Clock shows how close humanity is to self-destruction. It’s 85 seconds to midnight, closest ever. A trip to a nuclear missile bunker brings the concept home.
Yesterday was one for the books for Storm Of Passion’s TIV-2. Ryan Shepard’s crew penetrated the cone of a large tornado near Braman, Oklahoma - and survived.
View from inside the TIV-2 as an EF-1 tornado approached near Braman, Oklahoma, April 23, 2026.
The Who’s Sir Roger Daltrey put on no airs performing with amateur musicians at Miami’s Rock Fantasy Camp. Attendees all said the legend was courteous and approachable.
By: Jim Clash
The Italian Alex Zanardi didn’t let a horrific Indy car accident where he lost both legs keep him from winning four gold medals in Olympic Para-Cycling.
It’s a rare opportunity indeed to take a flight to above 70,000 feet. It’s even rarer to do that in the venerable U-2 spy plane. Here’s what it’s like.
This reporter immersed with The OTUS Project on a May 2026 storm chase. He found a group of highly intelligent folks using drones to study the meteorology of tornadoes.
Storm-chasing is the rage now. More and more people are joining the chase community, creating dangerous convergence. Here are some things you can do to protect yourself.
Storm-chasing is the rage now. More and more people are joining the chase community, creating dangerous convergence. Here are some things you can do to protect yourself.
