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Josh Terry

VICE

Chicago, IL, United States

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Recent:
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Past:
  • VICE
  • InsideHook
  • chicagotribune.com
  • Consequence of Sound
  • The Capital Times
  • Sun Sentinel
  • Hartford Courant

Past articles by Josh:

Why Do People Find ‘Ted Lasso’ So Annoying?

The comedy earned 20 Emmy nominations but critics are mixed on its second season. What happens when feel-good TV doesn’t feel good anymore? → Read More

All Hail the Steve Zahn Renaissance, TV and Film's Lovable Screwup

“The Zahn Factor” is undeniable and every film and TV show is better with it. Including HBO’s ‘The White Lotus.’ → Read More

The Best Music Documentaries to Watch Right Now

There’s ‘McCartney 3,2,1,’ ‘Framing Britney Spears,’ ‘Woodstock 99,’ and dozens of others but are any actually good? We investigate. → Read More

Why You’re Listening to More Music Now That Life Is Returning to Normal

We asked a neurologist and an epidemiologist about how our social lives and mental health are tied to our listening habits. → Read More

‘Kevin Can F**k Himself’ Wants to Kill Misogynistic Sitcom Tropes

The ‘sitcom wife’ gets her revenge in this thrilling AMC satire, and it’s unlike anything else on TV. → Read More

Right-Wingers Love Jon Stewart’s COVID-19 Lab Leak Routine

The former 'Daily Show’ host's ‘The Late Show’ appearance has earned praise from conservative staples like Sen. Tom Cotton and QAnon adherents. → Read More

Vinyl Is More Popular Than Ever. Surprisingly, That's a Problem

Pressing plants can't keep up with unprecedented demand, and big box chains are selling LPs now, resulting in devastating delays. → Read More

HBO Max's ‘Friends’ Reunion: The One Where They Test the Limits of Nostalgia

After 17 years, the 'Friends' cast finally gathered in the same room, but did we really need to know that David Beckham identifies as a Monica? → Read More

'Cocaine & Rhinestones' Is the Only Great Music Podcast

Tyler Mahan Coe sets the record straight on country music history and its greatest singer ever, George Jones, in his show's second season. → Read More

COVID Isn’t the Only Reason Live Music Workers Won’t Return to Their Jobs

The pandemic made people find new work with stable hours, better pay, and benefits. Some aren't coming back to their old gigs when concerts return. → Read More

ESPN’s Marvel and ‘Star Wars’ Sports Crossovers Don’t Need to Exist

Keep the gross corporate promotions for Disney Adults away from basketball and baseball. → Read More

You Don’t Need to Have the My Pillow Guy on Your Late-Night TV Show

Last night’s ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ interview with unhinged election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell is a disaster in more ways than one. → Read More

Here’s Why People Are Mad at This Viral Pop Punk Band Tramp Stamps

This Nashville trio was accused of everything from being industry plants, racism, co-opting feminism for PR, and working with Dr. Luke. → Read More

Independent Venues Can’t Hold On Much Longer For Federal Relief

On the day businesses could apply for $16.25 billion in Save Our Stages Act grants, the system glitched. They're still waiting for aid. → Read More

The Problem With ‘The Problem With Jon Stewart’

Can the beloved former host of ‘The Daily Show’ be relevant in 2021 without copying the work of his former staff? → Read More

Lil Nas X Isn’t the First Pop Star to Spark a Satanic Panic

From the Beatles and KISS to Nicki Minaj and Billie Eilish, reactionaries have been freaking out about the devil in pop culture for decades. → Read More

'Superstore' Was the Last Great Workplace Comedy

The long running NBC sitcom ends tonight. It had endless jokes, a huge heart, and more biting politics than any of its predecessors. → Read More

In Addition to a Pandemic, Texas Venues Must Now Survive Their Own Governor

After Gov. Abbott lifted mask mandates and COVID-19 restrictions, music venue owners, workers, and promoters are fighting back. → Read More

The Pandemic Somehow Made the Grammys Better

This year’s show was always going to be weird thanks to COVID-19 and the Weeknd’s boycott, but it was actually refreshing. → Read More

Live Music Workers Want to Help With Vaccine Distribution

NIVA, Live Nation, and Senator Amy Klobuchar think President Biden should mobilize an unemployed workforce and shuttered music venues. → Read More