Remy Millisky
Expertise
Movies, Books, Travel
- Remy is a writer for Grunge and also pens movie reviews for Nightmarish Conjurings, a blog dedicated to all things horror.
- In their previous role, Remy was a content writer and editor for the Inner Circle Magazine, a quarterly business publication.
- They published their first poetry book, "An Immaculate Mind," in 2021, and they hope to write many more books in numerous genres throughout their life.
Experience
Remy Millisky is a writer and editor with three years of professional experience. They wrote award-winning short stories and completed internships at Radical Media and DIGA Studios during their time at Pace University, graduating in 2017 with a Film degree. Remy began writing horror movie reviews for Nightmarish Conjurings in 2019 and provided coverage at Tribeca Film Festival 2019 and What the Fest!? 2019. They next wrote informative travel articles for Great Value Vacations from 2019-2020 and published their first book of poetry, "An Immaculate Mind," in 2021. Remy then began writing business profiles for the Inner Circle Magazine and was the editor of the Spring, Summer, and Fall 2021 magazine editions. They are a non-binary person who remains involved with the LGBTQ+ community. In their free time, Remy enjoys visiting art museums, watching horror movies, traveling, and reading.
Education
They attended Pace University, completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Screen Studies with minors in Communications and Creative Writing in 2017.
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Stories By Remy Millisky
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Howard Hughes was a celebrity back in the 1930s -- wealthy, industrialist, film mogul. He became mysterious and withdrawn -- and his will was a mystery, too.
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Monty Norman, who wrote the James Bond theme song, passed away on July 11 2022. His legacy is in music but here's what his net worth was when he died.
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Ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman dated 13-year-old Mandy Smith and then married her at 18, divorcing two years later. Then his son Stephen got in on the act.
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Tony Sirico played one f the most memorable mob-character on TV in recent memory that of Paulie Walnuts. After his death his net worth was not a small amount.
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The law and its role in the administration of justice can seem overly complex, even arcane. That's true in the United States, as well as other countries.
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The D.B. Cooper skyjacking is one of the most intriguing cold cases in American crime. Tragically, one of the key figures from that case was later murdered.
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Ip Man was the man behind Bruce Lee's martial arts success. He was the martial arts master who trained the film legend. This was his tragic romantic past.
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Jack Shepherd, also known as the "Speedboat Killer" was involved in the death of Charlotte Brown when his speedboat crashed. Here's the truth of the incident.
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The history of religion in the United States has its shining moments of kindness, but there are also those moments of extreme violence being perpetrated.
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The United States Supreme Court has a long history of creating tests against which court cases should be measured in terms of decisions and precedent.
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At first, it might seem like one of the more odd pairings from celebrity culture: a groundbreaking visual artist and an up-and-coming performer.
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Harold Shipman was one of the most notorious serial killers that England has ever seen but his crimes also included stealing drugs from patients.
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Reggie Jackson, known as "Mr. October," is one of the Yankees' greatest baseball legends, and he also had more brushes with death than you realize.
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The day Amy Allan ended up in the hospital was an average day until it ended in a fight with her husband. Here is what the final day of her life was like.
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Supreme Court Justices are famous for having no term limits, meaning they can serve for life. Here's why there are no term limits for Supreme Court Justices.
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Considering the way high-profile actors tend to live their lives under public scrutiny, a marriage involving Marlon Brando, termed "mysterious," seems odd.
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Sherry Shriner's beliefs might sound extreme, but she used to teach them to her huge cult following, built entirely on YouTube, radio shows, and websites.
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After Eric Edgar Cooke's random killing sprees in Perth in the 1950s, residents began to live in fear of "The Night Caller." Here's how he was caught.
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John Wayne spent decades riding high in the Hollywood saddle, playing heroic figures unafraid to battle long odds. Offscreen, his fight became medical.
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Almost a decade after Kelsie Schelling vanished without a trace, her ex-boyfriend Donthe Lucas was tried for murder -- even though her body was never found.
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Rocky Flats, Colorado, was a hotbed of nuclear mismanagement that has left a lasting legacy for its residents and former employees. Here's the story.
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Canadian, American, and Mexican soccer fans were thrilled when FIFA chose North America to host the 2026 World Cup. So how are host cities selected?
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Another ice age would completely alter the geography of planet Earth, and change how we live forever. Here's what would happen if Earth had another ice age.
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Jordan Brown was accused of murdering his pregnant stepmother at just 11 years old. Here's why he was exonerated after being convicted.
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When we think of pyramids -- the structures, not the schemes -- we often think of the works of Ancient Egypt. But there's something even older out there.
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Mr. Cruel is the boogeyman-esque tale of an Australian criminal committing heinous crimes who has still never been caught. So who are the biggest suspects?
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Alec John Such hadn't actually performed with Bon Jovi since 2001. So what was the former bassist doing at the time of his death, and what was his net worth?