Charles Aaron Net Worth, Age, Height, Relationship Status

Charles Aaron is a renowned American music journalist and editor. He worked for Spin magazine for 23 years. Well written and stylish.

Real Name	Charles Aaron
Nick Name	Charles
Born	Not Known
Age	40 years old (As of 2020)
Profession	Music Journalist, Editor
Known For	Worked 23 years for Spin magazine
Birthplace	Rockingham, North Carolina
Residence	Asheboro, North Carolina and Rome, Georgia
Nationality	American
Sexuality	Straight
Religion	Christianity
Gender	Male
Ethnicity	American
Horoscope	Capricorn
Height/ Tall	In feet – 5’11”
Weight	66 kg
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Black
Parents	Father: Not Known Mother: Not Known
Marital Status	Unmarried
Spouse/ Wife	Tristin
Children	None
Education	University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia
Net Worth	Approx $1 Million – $5 Million USD (As of 2020)
Salary	$3,012.75 – $5,021.25
Social Media Links	Instagram, Twitter, Facebook (Inactive)

Charles Aaron net worth and salary

His previous dating history is not in the public domain.
Aaron currently resides in Brooklyn, New York, NY with his wife, Tristin, and son, but moved to Durham, North Carolina after leaving Spin magazine.

In 2000 Charles Aaron and Sia Michele of Spin received the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award for their coverage of Notorious BIG’s career, which appeared in the magazine’s January 1998 issue.

Also in 2000, Aaron won a National Arts Journalism Fellowship from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
In 2012, the American Society of Magazine Editors named the Spin tablet as a finalist for the Ellie Awards.

Charles Aaron was born in Rockingham, North Carolina and grew up in Asheborough, North Carolina and Rome, Georgia.

In keeping with his education, he attended the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, graduating in 1985.

After graduating from university in 1985, Charles Aaron began his career as a journalist for AdWeek and Sassy magazines.
Before working full-time for Spin magazine, he worked as a freelance music journalist for that magazine and other publications such as Rolling Stone, Village Voice and Vibe.

Spin, an alternative music magazine, was launched in 1985.
Charles Aaron began his career as a writer for Spin magazine around 1991, when the hip hop music genre was gaining popularity among the white public.
In one article, he describes himself as a “white hip-hopper” and says he has written numerous articles for the magazine over the years celebrating the genre.

In 1993, he wrote his first feature film about Snoop Dogg’s father for the magazine.
In 1996, he joined the Spin magazine team.
In 1998 and 2002, he switched to his duties as the magazine’s music editor.

In 2011, Aaron was appointed editorial director. BuzzMedia (now SpinMedia) acquired the magazine in 2011 through staff and turnover cuts.
That same year, Spin moved from printing 11 issues a year to a larger digital presence, but almost half of the issues were in print.
In 2013 he became the editor-in-chief.

The last issue of Charles Aaron in Spin magazine came out in February 2014.
After leaving Spin, Aaron wrote for other magazines such as Rolling Stone and Wondering Sound.

In February 1999, Charles Aaron was credited by many as the author of the “Rock Critics’ List” that appeared on the Internet.

Although Aaron denied paternity and there was no credible evidence linking him to paternity, the list was allegedly put together by an insider.
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