About
Shane O’Neill writes the Seriously? pop culture newsletter for The Washington Post. Previously, he worked at The New York Times where he worked for the video team, wrote for the Style section and was nominated for an Emmy for his work on the PBS collaboration “Who, Me? Biased?” He is a regular panelist on NPR’s “Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me!”
Available for: podcasts, panels, speeches, chats and tarot readings.
Selected Work
Wash. Post
He’s gay. She’s straight. They’re happily married.
Couples are making content about their mixed-orientation marriages, divorced from sexual attraction but not love.
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Wash. Post
Stay-at-home sons are here — and they’re not going anywhere
Why some young men are finding happiness in their parents’ homes.
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Wash. Post
The ‘bottom whisperer’ will see you now. Back there.
Proctologist Evan Goldstein has made a life — and a fancy living — off anal interventions, drawing ardent fans and curious skeptics.
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Wash. Post
The Vanity Fair photographer who disrupted Trumpworld’s polished image
Every line, spot, blemish and blood vessel was captured by Christopher Anderson’s lens. What was he thinking?
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Video
The Stonewall You Know is a Myth
And that’s OK.
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