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Elon Musk’s Crash Course at Tesla
December 28, 2022
Article at Los Angeles Magazine
From Kylie to Elon, the Heels of Private Jet Culture Are On Notice
September 19, 2022
Article at Los Angeles Magazine
There Goes the Gayborhood!
July 27, 2022
Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Disneyland Cleansed Its Problematic Past—and Flung Itself Into the Culture Wars
June 16, 2021
Article at Los Angeles Magazine
How did a wildlife lover become one of the bloodiest poachers in California history?
May 02, 2021
Article at the Guardian
Philip Righter’s Basquiats Were as Fake as His Origin Story. How the Masquerade Unraveled
January 12, 2021
Article at Los Angeles Magazine
US man pleads guilty to duping art buyers with fake Basquiats and Warhols
March 11, 2020
Article at the Guardian
Jake Flanagin
Jake Flanagin is a writer and researcher living in Los Angeles.
June 03, 2019
Article at The New Republic
Supreme x Carlyle Group: The Hype-Fueled Partnership With Ties to the War in Yemen
January 16, 2019
Article at Esquire
Why Are All These Business Bros Wearing the Same Vest?
July 09, 2018
Article at Esquire
The Tragedy of America's Dog
June 14, 2017
Article at Pacific Standard
Diversity, Demographics, and 'Saturday Night Live'
June 14, 2017
Article at Pacific Standard
Why the Oscars Should Be Segregated by Gender
June 14, 2017
Article at Pacific Standard
Culture Creep: How and Why We Separate the Artist From the Art
June 14, 2017
Article at Pacific Standard
Why Do Rich Kids Commit Crimes?
June 14, 2017
Article at Pacific Standard
World Politics, Minus the Men
October 17, 2015
Article at The Atlantic
What Rugby Can Teach America About Honoring Indigenous Culture
September 23, 2015
Article at The Atlantic
Australia’s Little Guantánamos
November 07, 2014
Article at Op-Talk
Has the World Forgotten the Central African Republic?
November 05, 2014
Article at Op-Talk
Is It Voter Fraud or Voter Suppression in 2014?
October 31, 2014
Article at Op-Talk
