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Dan Meyer

  • Freelance Olympics and Paralympics Researcher, NBC Sports
As seen in: NBC Sports, Rolling Stone, Playbill, The South African, Queerty, SDxCentral, Backstage, The Herald Port Elizabeth, Daily Dispatch (South Africa), Theatrely, South Florida Theater
Storyteller, city explorer, and promoter of all things queer
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Whether he’s starring on Broadway or The Comeback , Robbie Fairchild lights up the stage as his authentic self

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By Dan Meyer
| Queerty Verified
Reality TV stars have used Broadway as a proving ground for over a decade. So it only made sense that the most famous reality star of the 21st century, Valerie Cherish, as played by Lisa Kudrow in The Comeback, would follow in the footsteps of Erika Jayne, Ariana Madix and Lisa Rinna. What Valerie fails to realize is that Broadway is no joke when it comes to performance.
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How to Fill Out Your Performing Arts School FAFSA

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By Dan Meyer
| Playbill Verified
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (or FAFSA) was designed to make life easier for students and parents applying for all governmental college tuition aid. Whenever it comes to finances, there can be a tendency to feel overwhelmed or confused, but Playbill is here to help. As part of Playbill's Back to School Week coverage, we walked through the process of completing a FAFSA for actual performing arts students and prepared a real-world guide on how to navigate your way to financial aid.
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Birdwatching in the Museum

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By Dan Meyer, Sizhao Yi, Paul Jones, Violet Jaffe
| Art Institute Of Chicago
We think we know them simply because we see them and hear them every day. If you live in Chicago, that means sparrows, pigeons, robins, starlings, and doves, not to mention finches, cardinals, crows, grackles, red-winged blackbirds, swallows, swifts, geese, gulls, kestrels, peregrine falcons (if you’re lucky), and many others, and that’s not taking into account migrating birds.
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