Paige's Prose
Paige Elson is an actor, writer, and comedian who shares personal stories and observations about life as an artist in LA and waxes poetic about her pop culture interests.
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Reading is That Girl (opens the original)
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They say when you’re stuck in a creative rut, you need to fill your well. Go outside, have some experiences, or take in more art. As you know, I watch a lot of TV, so I take in that form of art all the time, but I’ve recently fallen back in love with a habit I usually shame myself for not doing more of…reading!Lately I’ve been on a reading kick and the inspiration came from somewhere I didn’t expect: a comic book. This is your sign to get back into reading and explore different mediums.Subscr
Comedy Chops with Carl Tart (opens the original)
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It’s a busy afternoon in Studio City when I meet Carl Tart for coffee and discover he actually doesn’t drink the stuff. This is a rare occurrence. I hardly partake myself, often opting for tea instead, but finding out that a writer for Saturday Night Live, the show famous for its gruesome work hours, does not drink caffeine feels particularly shocking. I force-bought him a lemonade because it’s hot and I don’t want to drink alone. I can’t remember when Carl and I officially met, but he’s always
An Anniversary AMA (opens the original)
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Thank you so much for the amazing response to my anniversary post! Today is the actual day of my anniversary—2 years of Paige’s Prose—so we’re going to keep the celebration going. Subscribe nowI want to open the floor to you. What have you always wondered about me? Feel free to ask about writing, acting, comedy, backstories behind posts, pop culture takes, what I’m watching, what it was like to go to Pepperdine University, celebrity interactions I’ve had, my favorite
My 2 Year Anniversary (opens the original)
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September 16, 2024, was the very first time I published Paige’s Prose on Substack. It seems crazy to me that two years have gone by. I have published once a week for most of the year, aside from some vacations and holidays, for two whole years! It has become a habit ingrained in me. No matter how tired or busy I feel, every week I think, “I need to write Paige’s Prose.” It has become a place of expression, deep diving, and connecting in ways I didn’t expect. I have grown as a writer and want to
1-900-Y.T.Guilt on In Living Color (opens the original)
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In Living Color was not a sketch show I grew up on, but one I would hear about frequently in comedy history. I’ve since done my homework and seen some episodes, but they’re rather hard to find. I never catch them airing reruns whenever I’m in a place with cable. You have to hunt them down in corners online. I need to buckle down and find a DVD box set somewhere so I can really see it in its totality.Recently, a clip of this In Living Color sketch was sent to me. It was genius. I had to find the
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