Chadwick Moore is New York Times bestselling author and contributing editor at The Spectator. He has written for The New York Times, New York Post, Playboy, Breitbart, Newsweek, The Washington Times, The Advocate, and Out magazines, among others. In 2017, Chadwick was fired from his job as editor-at-large for The Advocate and Out, and subsequently blacklisted by the left, for penning an article describing his coming out as a conservative.
Chadwick was a regular guest on Fox News shows Tucker Carlson Tonight and Gutfeld! before publication of his New York Times bestselling book Tucker, a biography of Tucker Carlson, which coincided with Carlson’s departure from the network.
Born in Tennessee, Chadwick lives in Brooklyn, New York
Mark Mackay, a native Californian, grew up on the indelible sounds of Laurel Canyon and Bakersfield. Trained as a classical pianist, he studied blues and rock guitar at Musicians Institute in Hollywood. He says this newest stage of his recording journey brings him full cycle as a singer-songwriter. “I came to Hollywood writing narrative storyteller songs; then a six-year journey to try to write and record down the middle. Now, with more maturity and skills, I come back with the genuine authenticity of what I set out to do.”
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