Karen Chee
Vulture
New York, NY, United States
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Milly Tamarez Is a Textbook Extrovert
Talking tweets with the Brooklyn-based stand-up and writer. → Read More
Brennan Murphy’s Videos Are Comedy Sorcery
Talking with Brooklyn-based digital producer and comedian Brennan Murphy about watching the news, editing clips, and Photoshopping visual jokes for his YouTube videos. → Read More
Danny Lempert Is ‘An Old Gay Man in a Young Man’s Body’
Talking with New York–based improviser, stand-up comedian, and actor Danny Lempert about using Twitter to hone his comedic voice and help develop longer material. → Read More
Bryan Yang Loves Reacting to the News
Talking tweets with the New York–based stand-up and actor. → Read More
Amy Zimmer Likes the Brevity of Twitter
An interview with New York–based writer and comedian Amy Zimmer about enjoying deranged jokes, writing from a gullible perspective, and keeping things brief on Twitter. → Read More
Take a Peek at Comedian Zach Zimmerman’s ‘Private Joke Notebook’
Talking with New York–based comedian Zach Zimmerman about getting started in comedy, using Twitter as a private joke notebook, and being erratic and undefined online. → Read More
Mic Nguyen Loves the Obscure and Ludicrous
Talking tweets with the Brooklyn-based writer and comedian. → Read More
Shea Strauss Uses Drawing As Therapy
Brooklyn-based writer and illustrator Shea Strauss about using drawing as therapy, dreaming of illustrating a children’s book, and working while watching shows. → Read More
Stop What You’re Doing and Follow Peter Kim
An interview with Los Angeles–based writer, actor, and comedian Peter Kim about writing jokes on Twitter, how he started performing comedy, and how his voice changes depending on the medium. → Read More
Fareeha Khan Is the Basketball Legend of Twitter
An interview with New York–based comedian Fareeha Khan about crafting jokes for Twitter, drawing her jokes, being a chill guy, and punching up instead of down. → Read More
Rebecca O’Neal Uses Twitter to Diagram Her Jokes
Talking with Brooklyn-based writer and comedian Rebecca O’Neal about writing jokes on Twitter, using tweets as a pre-screen for open mics, and writing from a millennial perspective. → Read More
Rachel Pegram Loves Commenting on Life
An interview with Brooklyn-based comedian, writer, actor, and singer Rachel Pegram about writing jokes on Twitter, crying at movies, writing observational comedy, and loving Tracee Ellis Ross. → Read More
Alex Song Wants Less Evil and More Cute Videos, Please
An interview with Brooklyn-based writer, actor, and comedian Alex Song about writing jokes for Twitter, typing how she speaks, deleting overthought tweets, and meticulously checking for typos. → Read More
Freelancers of the World, Unite in Despair!
A labor union for anyone who wants to feel like part of something bigger. → Read More
Lisa Franklin on Expressing Her Most Irrational Thoughts in Ant Form
Talking with New York-based comedian and writer Lisa Franklin about her comic My Two Lesbian Ants, her favorite subjects to draw about, and how reactions to her drawings differ on Twitter and Instagram. → Read More
Shana Gohd Likes to Keep the Bots Around
Talking tweets with the Los Angeles–based comedy writer. → Read More
Zach Dunn Doesn’t Want You to Think He’s Weird
Talking tweets with the Los Angeles–based comedy writer. → Read More
Laura LeeLun on Tweeting About Ice Cream, the News, and e.e. cummings
An interview with Chicago-based comedy writer Laura LeeLun about the sincerity of her online persona, ice cream, the importance of representation, and writing jokes for Twitter musing on everyday absurdities. → Read More
Farah Brook on Tweeting With Anxiety
Talking with New York-based comedian Farah Brook about mental health, making good points online, and the time she interacted with The Rock on Twitter. → Read More
Please Let Me Join Your Heist
I’ll cut straight to the chase: I want in. → Read More