Editorial & Longform

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Quintessential Gentleman

Bryan-Michael Cox

The Quintessential Gentleman | Writer

A sit-down with Bryan-Michael Cox, the Grammy-winning producer behind Usher's Confessions, Mary J. Blige's Be Without You, and one of the longest Billboard Hot 100 streaks in history, surpassing The Beatles. I sourced the interview, pitched it, conducted it myself, and wrote a piece that opened on set two days after D'Angelo's passing, with Cox walking over mid-shoot and changing the music to Brown Sugar.

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Quintessential Gentleman

Isaiah Mustafa

The Quintessential Gentleman | Writer

A cover story with Isaiah Mustafa on entering a new era with Prime Video's Cross — surviving NFL rejection, evolving past the Old Spice Guy, and the composure that comes from seventeen years of staying ready. The piece tracks the through-line of growth across a career most people only know in one frame.

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Quintessential Gentleman

Jay Will

The Quintessential Gentleman | Writer

A profile of Jay Will, the Juilliard-trained actor whose role as Tyson opposite Sylvester Stallone on Paramount+'s Tulsa King has become his breakout moment. The story traces the rhythm running through his work — from African dance lessons in Greenville to Governor's School, Juilliard, and a third season where he's finally leaning all the way into instinct.

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SF Giants x Junior Giants

30 for 30 Anniversary Feature

Real Chemistry | Senior Copywriter

The Junior Giants program had spent 30 years changing lives in underserved communities across California. The anniversary called for more than a recap. Working through Real Chemistry, where the Giants were a pro bono account, I interviewed players, former players, coaches, and executives to build a portrait of what the program actually means to the people it shaped. The story was never in the statistics.