Chief Editor and Writer for office of International Affairs
Matt Solomon is the Chief Editor and Writer for the office of International Affairs. With a diverse background in journalism, Matt's work has appeared in various publications such as Cracked, JD Supra, RMI, Vail Daily, and Lexology. He covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, comedy, pop culture, and current events.
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Matt Solomon's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news, particularly focusing on comedy, comedians, Saturday Night Live (SNL), and movies. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to interviews or commentary from industry experts and insiders within the world of comedy and film. Pitches could include insights into behind-the-scenes stories about popular comedians or analysis of significant moments in entertainment history.
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‘He has an incredible accent — South Africa via Canada via Pennsylvania’
We could have had the galaxy’s most neurotic antihero
Stand-up comedy is the best — except when it isn’t
Comedians are unusual creatures in that they show affection through criticism, Jim Gaffigan said this week on the Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend podcast. It’s the conceit behind roast comedy — we only hurt the ones we love.
What do the stars say about your funny bone?
Burr and Billy Corgan probably aren’t long-lost step-siblings
The perfect way to stuff your holiday
Sort of. Maybe. But blow dryers were definitely involved
By: Matt Solomon
‘The beginning of millennial trauma that continues to this day’
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