In Publishing, Nobody Knows You’re a Dog
As a passionate admirer of Christmas, Dr Mumbo was thrilled to notice that Saturday’s issue of The Australian’s Weekend Magazine showcased the country’s most famous “gravy influencer,” Paul Kelly. The feature included an interview conducted by Neil Finn, the frontman of Crowded House.
Meanwhile, comedian John Safran took to Facebook to observe that the magazine seemed to have overlooked a surprising tidbit about the piece — Neil Finn had supposedly transformed into a dog.
“Talk about burying the lead,” noted John Safran.
Author’s Summary
The article humorously observes a music feature that downplays an absurd yet headline-worthy claim about an artist’s supposed transformation, blending satire with pop-culture wit.
More News
- The everyday fruit juice that may help steady blood pressure and soothe inflammation
- TreVeyon Henderson's nifty cutbacks picks up 26 yards
- Numbered grave, giving migrants back their names
- [SUPPORT Definition & Meaning — Dictionary Entry Summary]
- Henderson's Christmas parade
- [SERIOUS definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary]
- Social Security Benefits Won't Be Slashed in 2026
- Red Sox 25-Year-Old Slugger's Days In Boston May Be Numbered: Insider
- SOMEONE'S/SOMETHING'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED
- The SPLM Party’s Days Are Numbered