Kirk Miller

Currently InsideHook’s longest-serving resident at 10+ years, Sr. Lifestyle Editor Kirk Miller has been toiling away for decades (literally) as a writer and editor in New York. His love affair with journalism began at the University of Michigan, where he quickly realized interviewing bands for the Michigan Daily was far more fun than whatever his Political Science degree would eventually bring.

After a move to New York, Kirk has amassed an impressive CV at publications both respected and forgotten. His full-time editor roles include years at Rolling Stone and Stuff (RIP); an Editor-in-Chief position at CO-ED (where he interviewed everyone from Jennifer Garner to Jeb Bush); and a five-year stint as the lead editor at Metromix New York, which is where his love affair of drinks culture truly flourished.

Kirk has also written for Time Out, Spin, Maxim, Entertainment Weekly, Revolver and also dozens of publications and websites that no longer exist. Best interview? Obviously Dave Grohl.

After years as InsideHook's Nation Editor and Managing Editor, Kirk's current role has him focusing on the worlds of alcohol and technology (with a few dashes of pop culture and travel). He will probably never leave NYC, the best and most annoying city in the world.

All Articles From Kirk Miller
Netflix Manage Access and Devices screen, which just launched on the streaming service

Netflix Now Allows You to Kick Devices Off Your Account

The streaming service will allow users to view recent devices that have streamed from their accounts (and log them out quickly)

Marsa Malaz Kempinski - Nozomi, Doha, Qatar. The hotel bar is one of 195 places to drink in Qatar, a country that heavily regulates drinking.

This Unofficial Map Will Help You Find a Drink at the World Cup

The Qatar Alcohol Map is a boozy resource for visiting soccer fans

Automobiles under solar canopies at a GreenYellow renewable energy site in the parking lot of a Geant Casino hypermarket, operated by Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, in Marseille, France, on Thursday, May 20, 2021. New legislation means that large car parks in France will be required to be covered by solar panels.

France Will Require Solar Panels to Cover Large Parking Lots

Lots with more than 80 spaces only have a few years to install the solar panels, which could generate a significant amount of energy

A box with Amazon tape surrounded by other wrapped gifts on a table. Amazon just announced its Black Friday deals, beginning Nov. 24

The Best Way to Navigate Amazon’s 48-Hour Black Friday Event

The shopping giant just released a preview of its holiday sale, which actually starts next Thursday. But you can already grab some deals now.

A bottle of Upstate Vodka at Sauvage Distillery

This Tiny New York Distillery Has Crafted the Ideal Spirit of Fall

Upstate Vodka is an award-winning bottle crafted from apples that are sourced from local NY state farms.

A picture from Erntedankfest, a "harvest thanksgiving festival" held in parts of Germany

5 Thanksgiving Traditions From Around the World That the US Should Adopt

Give thanks to Harvest Queens, long country strolls and odes to workers’ rights, along with more diverse food options

Woman plays Wordle on her smartphone from the living room of her home awaits the result from just three guesses on 21st April 2022 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The New York Times, which owns Wordle, just made some rule changes.

Wordle Got a New Editor and Changed Its Rules

The hit word game just landed a dedicated editor, expanded its answer list and altered the rules on what you can and cannot guess

A stock image of various red and white wine bottles. Some wine industry figures in the UK want the wine industry to move away from glass bottles into other packaging.

Why Some Leading Wine Producers Want to End the Use of Glass Bottles

A wine trade organization in the UK is urging the wine industry to move toward alternative packaging

A customer looks at a Samsung Electronics Co. QLED 8K television at the company's D'light flagship store in Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday, July 5, 2022. The energy consumed by 8K tvs is an issue in the European Union, which may effectively ban these sets starting in March.

Why the European Union Is Set to Ban 8K TVs in 2023

The EU is cracking down on appliances and products that consume too much energy — which includes every model of 8K TV that currently exists

The TriBecO cocktail at Madame George, a riff on the Cosmopolitan

Why NYC’s New Cocktail Bars Are Embracing the City’s Past

Nostalgia and appletinis drive the menus at these just-opened watering holes

A person at a grocery store creating an Amazon Alexa grocery list displayed in a smart contact lens from Mojo Vision

The Smart Contact Lens Has Arrived. Here’s What It Can Do.

Mojo Vision just demonstrated an Amazon Alexa Shopping List on its prototype smart contact lens, but the tech offers far greater potential

Close-up of a man signing a bill at a restaurant. Service charges at restaurants are increasing, but customers don't really know where the money is going

Why Restaurant Service Fees Are Such a Mess

Where the money from those tack-on charges goes varies by state

Teeling Wonders of Wood and 32-Year-Old releases, two new limited-edition Irish whiskeys now in the U.S.

Why Teeling Remains the Most Innovative Irish Whiskey Distillery

Two new U.S. releases showcase an unusual oak and a purple muscat cask finish

The Uber Eats and Uber app on a phone against an Uber map background. uber has started sending out ads as push notifications to some users.

Uber Is Using Push Notifications to Send Out Ads

Ads from other companies are being sent out even when users aren't engaging with the Uber app

Four bottles of whiskey released in fall 2022

The Best New Whiskeys to Drink This November

Including the year’s best rye and a $30 bourbon standout. Plus, new bottles from Basil Hayden, Benriach, WhistlePig and more.

Daniel Craig as detective Benoit Blanc in Netflix's "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery"

The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for November

Including the thankful return of “Knives Out.” Plus, Bob Dylan ponders pop music and Dan Levy dissects brunch.