Mike Spohr is an Editorial Director at BuzzFeed, where he has been writing since 2013. With a focus on culture and society, Spohr covers a range of topics including parenting, internet culture, and entertainment, often blending humor with insightful commentary. He has been featured in BuzzFeed, HuffPost, Yahoo News, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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Mike Spohr's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, family & relationships, and lifestyle topics. His articles often feature personal stories and opinions from individuals on various aspects of life.
Given his focus on personal experiences and reviews, Mike may be most receptive to pitches that offer engaging human-interest stories or first-person accounts related to dating, relationships, parenting, food experiences, embarrassing moments or humorous anecdotes. Additionally, he might also be interested in opinion pieces discussing current trends in dating or family dynamics.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Mike's work, pitches should align with a global audience appeal while considering the diverse cultural backgrounds of potential contributors.
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Not all marriages last forever. But some marriages look like they will...and do for a long time...until they surprise everyone by falling apart.
Celebrities: They're just like us! Like, literally, exactly the same!
Gas prices are out of control — thanks in part to Trump stepping on a rake over and over and OVER in the Middle East — but there's one saving grace to paying this much at the pump: Celebrities have to do it, too!
By: Mike Spohr
If you're a longtime BuzzFeed reader, you know that Dolly Parton was one of our absolute favorite celebrities to write about, and why not?
By: Mike Spohr
Send this post back in time to amaze your younger self!
By: Mike Spohr
Mike Spohr I was a 14-year-old kid at the start of the '90s and a wizened old 24-year-old by the end, so the '90s were definitely my decade.
By: Mike Spohr
“The book was like a tutorial on how to use a copier.” We've all heard the familiar refrain: “The book was better.” But every once in a while, Hollywood actually improves on the source material.
By: Mike Spohr
Your dad can introduce you to the coach. He cannot hit the jump shot for you.
Your dad can introduce you to the coach. He cannot hit the jump shot for you.
By: Mike Spohr
They actually committed these thoughts to paper?!
