Reeves Wiedeman

Features Writer at New York Magazine

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What Does SNL’s Future Look Like After Lorne Michaels?

2 months ago | vulture.com | Reeves Wiedeman

power The ringmaster of Saturday Night Live is 80 years old. What happens to the show, not to mention American comedy, when he retires? Lorne Michaels has a rule, whenever he finishes another long season of Saturday Night Live, to take off the month of June. He might go to his home in Amagansett, or the blueberry farm he owns in Maine, and usually to Europe, where last summer he had a few work obligations in the middle of his break.
Un punk contro lo Stato islamico

Jan 8, 2025 | internazionale.it | Reeves Wiedeman

Questo articolo è stato pubblicato il 5 maggio 2017 nel numero 1203 di Internazionale. Brace Belden non ricorda con precisione quando ha deciso di rinunciare alla sua vita di punk rocker diventato fioraio e poi gestore di una palestra di boxe a San Francisco, quindi di comprarsi un biglietto aereo per l’Iraq, varcare clandestinamente la frontiera con la Siria e prendere le armi contro il gruppo Stato islamico (Is).
The End of the NFL’s Concussion Crisis

Oct 25, 2024 | msn.com | Reeves Wiedeman

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The End of the NFL's Concussion Crisis

Oct 24, 2024 | nymag.com | Reeves Wiedeman

The first time anyone started to wonder if it was safe for Tua Tagovailoa to keep playing football was early in the 2022 NFL season. Tagovailoa is the starting quarterback of the Miami Dolphins and one of the league's promising young stars. During a game against the Buffalo Bills, an onrushing linebacker shoved Tagovailoa in the chest just after he threw the ball downfield.
Netflix's The Watcher Star Shares Disappointing Update on Season 2

Sep 9, 2024 | cbr.com | Reeves Wiedeman |Katelynn Humbles

The Watcher (2022 Series) Sign in to your CBR account Naomi Watts, the star of Netflix's hit thriller The Watcher, just dropped some bad news regarding the highly anticipated second season. While stopping by Entertainment Weekly's TIFF studio to promote her new movie The Friend, which has been playing at the Toronto International Film Festival, and reuniting with her co-star Bobby Cannavale, Watts told EW, "There hasn't been any real movement on it yet." Related The Watcher Season 2 Is...
NDAs are everywhere, from workplaces to weddings

Aug 19, 2024 | marketplace.org | Kai Ryssdal |Sean McHenry |Reeves Wiedeman

Heard on: Originally intended to protect corporate secrets, nondisclosure agreements appear to have become commonplace.
Meet the Tom Brady-Backed Production Company Forging Its Own Path Amid the Streamer Wars

Aug 12, 2024 | inc.com | Reeves Wiedeman

By , features writer, New York From the September 2024 issue of Inc. MagazineWhen it comes to understanding athletes, Gotham Chopra has learned some lessons: Losses are more interesting than victories, the old guard has more enlightening things to say than up-and-coming phenoms, and success doesn't typically happen overnight.
Meet the Tom Brady-Backed Production Company Forging Its Own Path Amid the Streamer Wars

Aug 12, 2024 | inc-aus.com | Reeves Wiedeman

Religion of Sports carved out a niche with its sports legend docuseries. Now, it’s expanding. When it comes to understanding athletes, Gotham Chopra has learned some lessons: Losses are more interesting than victories, the old guard has more enlightening things to say than up-and-coming phenoms, and success doesn’t typically happen overnight.
The Sunday Long Read: Burrito Bowls, Art Rescues, Cold Cases

Aug 11, 2024 | mailchi.mp | Ron Cassie |Reeves Wiedeman |Caitlin Dickerson |Charlotte Higgins

Enjoy,Don and Jacob By Ron Cassie for Baltimore~20 minutes (save for later) “You’re angry about being screwed by your insurance company? He’s angry, too. More than you, in fact. About everything. He’s going to fight for you, the little guy.
The Chipotle Bowl Thrower Who Was Forced to Work Fast Food

Aug 5, 2024 | grubstreet.com | Reeves Wiedeman

This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. It was a simple order: white rice, chicken, sour cream, and cheese. No pinto beans or veggies, no salsa or guac. Just a pile of basic burrito-bowl ingredients in varying shades of white. There should have been no room for drama. The order came into the Chipotle in Parma, a working-class suburb of Cleveland, on a Tuesday night last September.