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Aubrey Gulick
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Digital Editor, The American Spectator
United States
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Fintech, Personal finance, Higher Education, Student Loans
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By Aubrey Harris, Aubrey Gulick Verified| The American Spectator Verified Ten minutes and 21 seconds. That’s how long Katy Perry and her all-female crew of self-proclaimed “astronauts” spent in the air during their trip to outer space. Despite the fact that the trip took as much time as it takes me to brew a cup of coffee, these women felt obligated to hold a press conference about it and turn it into a multi-hour livestream. The stunt was — the internet concluded — cheesy and tasteless.
By Aubrey Harris, Aubrey Gulick Verified| The American Spectator Verified At this point, Greta Gerwig is widely recognized as a rising star in the film industry — not as an actress, but as a screenwriter and director. Responsible for films like Lady Bird, Little Women (2019), and Barbie, she’s clearly aiming to write her name in indelible ink as one of the greats in the filmmaking business. Netflix has also suffered from the cultural counter revolution against wokeism. Her next big project? C.S. Lewis’s Narnia. And she’s reportedly on track to totally ruin it.
By Aubrey Harris, Aubrey Gulick Verified| The American Spectator Verified Ten minutes and 21 seconds. That’s how long Katy Perry and her all-female crew of self-proclaimed “astronauts” spent in the air during their trip to outer space. Despite the fact that the trip took as much time as it takes me to brew a cup of coffee, these women felt obligated to hold a press conference about it and turn it into a multi-hour livestream. The stunt was — the internet concluded — cheesy and tasteless.
Company Info
The American Spectator
The American Spectator was founded in 1924 by George Nathan and Truman Newberry over a cheap domestic ale in McSorley's Old Ale House. In 1967 the Saturday Evening Club took it over, rechristening it The Alternative: An American Spectator; but by November 1977 the word "alternative" had acquired such an esoteric fragrance that in order to discourage unsolicited manuscripts from florists, beauticians, and other creative types the Club reverted to the magazine's original name. Published remarkably without regard to gender, lifestyle, race, color, creed, physical handicap, or national origin.
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Founded: 1967