Emmanuel Hapsis
Emmanuel Hapsis received his MFA in creative writing from California College of the Arts. As an Interactive producer, he helps produce The Writers' Block (an audio podcast featuring author’s readings), the websites for The Do List (radio and online weekly event picks) and This Week in Northern California (a TV weekly news roundup), writes for the KQED Arts blog, and is a co-editor of KQED Pop. He spends a majority of his time crushing on Abe Lincoln and sharing his whiskey far and wide.
Emmanuel Hapsis's Latest Posts
The Very Best of Lindsay Lohan
Lindsay Lohan is in trouble with the law again, but, instead of rehashing her past faux pas, let’s take a stroll down memory lane to a not-so-distant past when Lindsay was at her best.
Michelle Shocked Wants You To Know Gays Are The Worst
Last night, folk singer Michelle Shocked surprised fans at Yoshi’s when she declared that gay marriage will bring destruction upon us all. How original!
The Michelle Williams “Red Face” Cover Debate: Political Correctness vs. Extremism
A magazine cover featuring Michelle Williams sparks outrage and cries of racism. Which begs the question: where does political correctness end and extremism begin?
Music Videos You Should Watch Right This Second: Beach House “Wishes” and The Knife “A Tooth for an Eye”
New clips from Beach House and the Knife prove that the music video is doing just fine without a channel thank you very much.
The Debate of Our Times: Taylor Swift
Is Taylor Swift a feminist or the worst person ever born? Here are the facts.
A Meme Is Born: Screaming Goats Meet Bon Jovi and Whitney Houston
The internet grants you a TGIF gift in the form of screaming goats.
Afternoon Music Fix: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Sacrilege”
If you don’t get goose bumps when listening to the first new music from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs in four years, you should consider seeing a dermatologist.
The Only Oscar Moments Worth Talking About
Here’s a rundown of the Oscars moments that were amusing distractions from the three hour snooze fest!
Quvenzhané Wallis Wins Best Personification of CuteOverload.com
In less than three minutes, Quvenzhané Wallis wins our hearts and the award for Best Personification of CuteOverload.com.



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