“iReport invites you to take part in the news with CNN. Your voice, together with other iReporters, can help shape what CNN covers and how. At CNN we believe that looking at the news from different angles gives us a deeper understanding of what’s going on. We also know that the world is an amazing place filled with interesting people doing fascinating things that don’t always make the news.”

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Oh, Frankie.

Kelly O—formerly a Stranger staff photographer, music writer, Drunk of the Week columnist, and more!—finished art school and a soul-crushing internship at a corporate advertising agency in Detroit,...

5 replies on “Lunchtime Quickie: Frankie MacDonald Files a CNN iReport”

  3. I made it through about 15 seconds before cutting it off.

    Nice job, CNN, getting free content. I’m sure it will do a lot to help your credibility. Or, you know, not.

  5. I am from California and out here there are radio stations broadcasting his reports and he has a big fan base out here. Out here we absolutely love this guy. Lets not call out the obvious. Frankie has endeared our hearts to him. Lets show him the love and respect he deserves.

    Peace and out.

    Jules Manson

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