Lori Dorn is a Contributing Editor at Laughing Squid. With over a decade of experience in writing blog posts, she focuses on themes such as animal rights, music, and the arts, often intertwining her passion for animals and natural sciences. Lori's work has been featured in eBroky, MSN, and Laughing Squid.
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Lori's coverage indicates a focus on light-hearted, entertaining content including animal behavior, quirky inventions, and music. She may be open to pitches related to unusual animal behaviors, unique musical performances or instruments, and offbeat art projects.
Given her interest in science-related topics as well as animals and entertainment news, Lori may also appreciate pitches about unconventional scientific discoveries or experiments that are presented in an engaging manner.
As she does not have a specific geographic focus it is likely that she has an international audience in mind when considering potential stories.
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By: Lori Dorn
Director Zack Grant explored the bizarre phenomenon of Garfield phones washing up on the shores of Brittany on France ‘s northwest coast and charmingly
By: Lori Dorn
Talented musician Joshua Woo performed the sultry INXS song “Need You Tonight” in the bouncy, upbeat style of the classic David Bowie song “Let's Dance” , creating a surprisingly seamless blend of the two.
By: Lori Dorn
Sasha Medin of Data Is Beautiful visualized how adults aged 25 to 35 in the US spent time outside work and sleep from 1920 through 2026.
Simple Things – Surprising Histories explains why brightly colored spheres are strung along power lines.
Adam of North of the Border sculpted a creepy miniature bathroom from scratch, then transformed its fixtures into frightful mimics.
By: Lori Dorn
In a 1976 episode of The Muppet Show , the great Rita Moreno performed a sultry cover of the classic song “Fever” , famously recorded by Peggy Lee , with Animal on the drums.
By: Lori Dorn
A very dignified Count Etienne Louis Philippe Scibor-Rylski shared tips on how to properly wear a monocle in restored footage of a 1930 Fox Movietone News short.
A music-loving horse named Yupia uses his mouth and teeth to pluck harp strings while his multi-instrumentalist human, Mikayla Theone Khramov , plays alongside him.
By: Lori Dorn
Claudia Araceli Reichard , a creative woman whose allergies made it difficult to keep traditional pets like cats and dogs, chose to face her fear
Patrick Foote of Name Explain found a place in New York City for every letter of the alphabet, explaining the landmarks, neighborhoods, and structures he chose along the way.
