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Michael Tedder's coverage is predominantly focused on music, bands, albums, and indie rock. He also covers entertainment news with a focus on specific artists and their work. Given this focus, he would be most responsive to pitches related to artist interviews or features, album releases, industry trends in the music business, or analysis of the impact of specific works.
While his geographic focus isn't specified beyond mentioning South Dakota occasionally, it's evident that his coverage spans international topics within the realm of music and entertainment news rather than being confined to a particular region.
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A memorable sketch tackled what happens when cutting-edge technology ends up disappointing grandma.
A memorable sketch tackled what happens when embracing AI ends up disappointing Grandma.
In last night's episode, Andrew Dismukes played a normal guy who just wants to hang out.
In a sketch from last nights Saturday Night Live, the cast member Andrew Dismukes played a suburban husband who threw a successful dinner party.
A goofy sketch captured the grandeur of the Artemis II mission, but also something bittersweet.
Are we not retiring? Devo, X, and other bands who created the alternative nation are reluctantly taking their final bows Written by Michael Tedder |
Produced by band multi-instrumentalist Naomi McPherson, it's MUNA's most cohesive, streamlined release yet, filled with hard-charging keyboard stabs, percolating beats and the head rush atmosphere of a night when you lose all track of time (and also your wallet). It feels like a readymade playlist of nothing but choice moments, from the post-punk sneer of “Wannabeher” to the nearly Prince-worthy effervescence of “Girl's Girl.” You could throw this on at a party and not ruin the vibe, though some necks may crane when taking in the lyrics.
Colin Jost and Michael Che's “Weekend Update” joke swap is a celebration of friendship, bad taste, and the importance of context.
The punk frontman reflects on four decades of pissing people off, surviving Sub Pop scandals, and making his own rules. Written by Michael Tedder |
Blag Dahlia is an artist, and his medium is pissing people off. He’s a virtuoso of the form, and to hear him tell it, his knack for pushing buttons turned his band Dwarves into punk rock legends… and ...
