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I manage video production, cover news and write essays for Vulture.

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Andy Cohen’s Texts, Melissa Gorga’s Advice, and More From Our Reality Masterminds Studio

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By Anne Clark Verified
| Vulture Verified
As the first year of our Reality Masterminds project comes to a close, we’re taking a look back at the fun we had with host Dame Brian Moylan in our Reality Masterminds Studio, presented by e.l.f. Cosmetics. Everyone from Bravo executive producer and Vulture Honorary Degree recipient Andy Cohen to Dropout casting director Jazzy Collins stopped by to talk about the elements that go into the making of great reality television — and the experiences they’ve had in front of and behind the camera.
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Dream Casting an American Version of Last One Laughing

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By Anne Clark Verified, Fran Hoepfner Verified, Hershal Pandya Verified
| Vulture Verified
Importing U.K.-based television shows to the United States doesn’t exactly have the best track record, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t keep trying. As the second season of Last One Laughing UKcurrently streaming on Amazon Prime approaches its (presumably hilarious) conclusion on April 2, we’re forced to wonder: Well, why not just attempt an American version of the show?
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Every Adult Swim Series, Ranked

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By Emma Alpern Verified, Rebecca Alter Verified, Anne Clark Verified
| Vulture Verified
A deep dive into the iconic late-night block that influenced a bleary-eyed, post-ironic generation of comedy fans. Before the internet, late-night television programming was where the weirdos found one another. While the well-adjusted slept, the deviants and obsessives stayed up and watched all the strange stuff unfit for waking hours: incessant reruns, trashy infomercials, and risqué documentaries. And for a generation of insomniacs, nothing embodied the late-night spirit like Adult Swim.
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