Susan Michals.

I write for a number of outlets  - these include (both past and present) The Wall Street Journal, The Art Economist, Vanity Fair Online and Elite Traveler.

But wait - there's more.

I helped "Kittens Inspired by Kittens" become a viral phenomenon and made a little girl with a dream very happy. (See page 2 of the attached file for Fallon Advertising's study).

My articles range from talking Skin Fruit controversies with art collector Dakis Joannou, Buckingham Palace with Susannah "Downton Abbey" Buxton, and Sammy Davis Jr.'s corpse with Tim Burton.

I've been in Madame Figaro, pondering those savvy "Mad Men" and chronicled my red carpet insanity, too.

 My latest article:
(Details Magazine)
Five Hot Euro Actors You Don't Know Yet

In addition to my writing, I am Supervising Producer of International Promotions at E! Entertainment/NBC Universal. During my time here,  I have spearheaded promos and interstitials for the international set that have made Hef proud, Kardashians cry, and Joel McHale a better person. I was even nominated for a Promax Gold for my Chelsea Lately campaign.

In my spare time, I work on documentaries on people like Milos Forman and Roland Emmerich for French television, even though I'm not fluent and really just a very obsessed Francophile with a fondness for the original form of reality television.

Currently in production: Men in Film, the anatomy of testosterone in the movies, and a doc about a seminal behind the scenes photographer and chronicler.

My latest :
(A WICHITA FILMS PRODUCTION)
Hollywood Between Paranoia and Sci-Fi:
The Power of Myth

August 2010 at Lazarides Pop Up Gallery/Los Angeles