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Worleygig.com Celebrates Our 9,000th Post!

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Today is a pretty exciting day here at Worleygig.com —we’ve officially surpassed our 9,000th Post! What began as a small corner of the internet dedicated to sharing neat things has grown into an incredible journey spanning more than two decades, thousands of photographs, countless events, and an endless stream of art, design, food, travel, pop culture, and unexpected discoveries.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has visited, commented, shared a post, or simply stopped by to see what’s new. Your support has made every one of these 9,000 posts worthwhile. Here’s to celebrating this milestone — and to the next great adventure, one neat thing at a time!

Worleygig.com Celebrates Our 8,000th Post!

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Holy blog-o-rama, Worleygig.com has just publish our 8,000th post! From the weird and wonderful to the pink and punk rock, The Worley Gig has been delivering the goods for 21 years — and we’re staying Giggy with it.
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WorleyGig Joins Kiss Roundtable Podcast Hosted By Ghost Cult Magazine!

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Recently, I was honored and delighted to be invited by Keefy of the amazing Ghost Cult Magazine to join a cavalcade of Metal journalist luminaries from around the globe for a lively roundtable on the final shows ever from KISS (which took place this past weekend at NYC’s Madison Square Garden)! In this hour-long video, we debated whether  the KISS farewell tour was a successful or a controversial exit. Was it a perfect ending to an iconic band, or did they go too far?
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Worleygig.com Celebrates 7,000th Post!

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Today, May 23rd, 2023, Worleygig.com acknowledges a publishing milestone of 7,000 posts online! Thank you, Dear Readers,  for helping to make this rad website a global success. As we cruise into our 20th year on the web, we certainly could not do it without your support. Here’s to the next 7,000!