Nick Haramis

Nick Haramis
Born	March 10, 1983 (1983-03-10) (age 28) Ontario, Canada
Occupation	Magazine editor, journalist
Title	Editorial Director, Bullett

Nick Haramis was born in Cornwall, Ontario in 1983 and graduated from McGill University with a degree in English Literature.

After two years as the Editor of BlackBook, in September 2011 Haramis accepted the position of Editorial Director at Bullett, a quarterly arts, fashion, and culture publication based in New York City. He has interviewed high-profile subjects at various stages in their careers, such as Winona Ryder,^[1] Bill Murray,^[2] Kirsten Dunst,^[3] and Nicki Minaj.^[4][5] He has contributed to publications such as The Last Magazine, S Magazine, Billboard Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Playboy and Reader's Digest. Haramis is also a regular on the downtown New York nightlife scene.^[6]

Haramis is based in New York City.^[7]

External links

• Nick Haramis - Personal website
• BlackBook Magazine

References

1. ^ Hartmann, Margaret (2009) Winona Ryder On Public Life, Private Lives Jezebel.
2. ^ Vilensky, Mike (2010) Bill Murray Will Neither Confirm Nor Deny That Myth About Him Whispering Into a Man’s Ear in Union Square New York Magazine.
3. ^ Kirsten Dunst Talks Rehab For Depression Huffington Post (2010).
4. ^ Nicki Minaj puts her bottom behind her in modest photo shoot, but says she's still 'weird' like Lady Gaga The Daily Mail (2011).
5. ^ Nicki Minaj Makes Her 'Rah Rah Like A Dungeon Dragon' Face On Blackbook Magazine MTV (2011).
6. ^ Prince, Daisy (2010) A Hemingway in the House at Ferragamo's Fragrance Launch Vanity Fair.
7. ^ Williams, Alex (2009) Bad Economy? Good Excuse. The New York Times.

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Name	Haramis, Nick
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Date of birth	1983-03-10
Place of birth	Cornwall, Ontario, Canada
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