Category Archives: Judgment

November 18, 2012

Five incredible music videos to wake us all the fuck up on a $unday morning

Who says the music video died with the last note of George Michael’s Freedom ‘90? Well: as of this morning, no longer, I. Because an acquaintance, Jeremy, posted a bunch of the best music videos he’s seen this year on …Read more…

Posted in: Blogging, Education, Explosions, Famous, Film, Freedom of Speech, Fucktards, Good Looking, Guns, Hipsters, Idiocy, inspiration, Jail, Judgment, Karaoke, Matt Davis, Mental, Money, motorbikes, Music, Privilege, Punk, Queer, Sex, Smoking, Style, The Weak, Weird, Writing
Tags: El Guincho, jay z, MIA, music videos, red fang, scissor sisters
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November 9, 2010

Talking About Money

My friend Logan Sachon is now working for bundle.com, the personal finance website. She interviewed me a couple of weeks ago about money and you can read the interview over there. This is the part I’m most surprised by, in …Read more…

Posted in: Judgment, Matt Davis, Media, Money, Personal Finance
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September 13, 2010

Heroin Story Spawns College Class

My cover story in Gambit this week focuses on the counterproductive nature of a “zero tolerance” approach to drug use in high schools and colleges, especially as more and more teens turn to heroin. Here’s Professor John Mason of Tulane …Read more…

Posted in: controversial, Cops, Jail, Judgment, Legal Matters, Matt Davis, Media, New Orleans, Stories, Writing
Tags: Heroin Use Amongst Teenagers, Tulane University
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September 12, 2010

“Yeah we’re organizing this rave in an abandoned mosque and the proceeds are gonna go to that thing what happened in Africa…whatever…”

Such an absolute joy, this.

Posted in: Hipsters, Idiocy, Judgment, Kids
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September 9, 2010

“The unfortunate murder that occurred on Sunday is not symptomatic of second line culture. On the contrary, its directly attributable to deep social ills that New Orleans has yet to get a firm grasp on…”

Deb “Big Red” Cotton is one of the most interesting writers in New Orleans. In a post on the Gambit blog this morning, she probes race dynamics in media coverage of a recent shooting, which took place in the vicinity …Read more…

Posted in: Blogging, controversial, Deb "Big Red" Cotton, Judgment, Justin Vogt, Louisiana, Matt Davis, Media, New Orleans, Politics, Race, Stories, Writing
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Matt Davis: Journalist