EM Swift was a writer for Sports Illustrated for many years and covered figure skating extensively. He's also the co-writer of My Sergei, Ekaterina Gordeeva's memoir of her life with Sergei.
He eventually left Sports Illustrated and as he was trying to figure out his next steps, he started a personal blog and wrote about a variety of topics, from sports to food. It was much less structured than his previous sports writing, and that's why his blog entry had a recipe at the end. Eventually he abandoned that blog.
He definitely has a journalist's instincts so his perspective is interesting to read.
Where can we find that devil wears prada fs edition? Yuna can totally fit in as Miranda
Regarding the split with Orser though, I guess people have renewed interest now with what's going on now. But I honestly wish people give it a rest (not at you but in the Edge where they keep bringing it up). Personally, I don't like it when folks make a quick pass on Orser because at least he's better than Eteri, especially since Yuna had to go through a roller coaster ride of emotion like crying at TCC and not finishing up practice. Making a comparison like that for me kinda diminishes the impact of the split on Yuna, so it's better not to talk about it. Anyway, they look so young on that pic!
I brought it up, so I take responsibility.
I made the point as both a figure skating fan for several decades and a fan of Yuna Kim for her entire senior career. I thought the parallels were interesting, in particular the contrast in Orser's role in 2010 versus his role in 2018. The situations were not identical, but I thought it was worth noting. However, even 8 years after it happened, there is no consensus amongst skating fans even about why the split happened, who said/did what when and who was (most) at fault. I was definitely surprised at the reaction to what I thought were givens about what happened.
I think she also had a little of that face when she tried that weird smoothie in Pyeongchang (in one of the Olympic videos). 
