Lori Dorn is a Senior Writer at Laughing Squid, where she covers a wide range of topics including music, art, technology, and pop culture. With a passion for creativity and a love for sharing interesting stories, Lori's articles often explore unique and offbeat subjects that captivate readers.
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Lori's coverage indicates a focus on light-hearted, entertaining content including animal behavior, quirky inventions, and music. She may be open to pitches related to unusual animal behaviors, unique musical performances or instruments, and offbeat art projects.
Given her interest in science-related topics as well as animals and entertainment news, Lori may also appreciate pitches about unconventional scientific discoveries or experiments that are presented in an engaging manner.
As she does not have a specific geographic focus it is likely that she has an international audience in mind when considering potential stories.
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By: Lori Dorn
Drew Binsky visited Samarkand, Uzbekistan where acrobatic bakers dive headfirst into tandoors to stick bread loaves onto the wall for baking.
By: Lori Dorn
Aubrey Gavello and Alex Wood showcased the outrageous items at their local HomeGoods by pretending be shoppers looking for that item.
By: Lori Dorn
Andy Serkis took on the persona of an ape and read a defiant letter "written" in 1929 by a chimpanzee to a scientist regarding an insult.
By: Lori Dorn
Elle Cordova gave several iconic artifacts distinct personalities that interviewed a universal remote about attaining legendary status.
Dr. Erika Brozovsky of Otherwords explained how television affects developing speech patterns in children.
The Irish comedy trio Foil, Arms and Hog anthropomorphized a pair of suitcases, one of whom was upset about being called overweight.
By: Lori Dorn
Alasdair Beckett-King amusingly pondered aloud as to why cows were historically ubiquitous and drawn with corners in classic pastoral scenes.
The aptly named Play With Keyboard created an interactive trumpet that is played using a computer keyboard.
By: Lori Dorn
A seemingly wild conure parrot flew in through the open door of Martha Càrdenas' apartment and immediately made himself at home.
By: Lori Dorn
Jon Pack sniffed all the dogs that came by in order to suss out the different varietals of each breed as a Dog Sommelier.
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