Author: Ed Zareh

Ed Zareh is the playwright of “Long Lost John,” and co-creator (with Mary Clohan) of “Long Lost John: Drama Therapy,” a program supporting bereaved families, presented in partnership with COPE Foundation. Past writing credits include Second City This Week, UCB Comedy, and SNL Studios. He’s a frequent contributor to Culture Sonar.

by Ed Zareh January 27, 2024 Comments1

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The Bitter Irony of Barbie’s Oscar Nod

“Barbie” had lots to say about women – and the box office proved it. So why were its director and star overlooked by the Oscars?

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by Ed Zareh December 21, 2023 Comments2

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Nirvana “Unplugged” At 30

Nirvana’s appearance on “MTV Unplugged” was a huge moment in music. But sadly, it also proved to be Kurt Cobain’s farewell note.

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by Ed Zareh July 15, 2022 Comments6

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Is It Now Cool to Love Phish?

Some groups are, uh, an “acquired taste.” For some, Phish falls into that category — but now it’s OK to like them.

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by Ed Zareh June 6, 2022 Comments12

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Dave Grohl Needs You

Sadly, Dave Grohl has been hit twice with the loss of both a close friend and a colleague. What can what he’s going through teach us?

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by Ed Zareh November 17, 2021 Comments7

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“Imagine” at 50: Timely Then, Now, Always

For World Peace Day, a look at John Lennon’s iconic song. There’s more to it than you might know; read on for a deeper dive.